With Hal Runkel, the New York Times bestselling author of ScreamFree Parenting: Raising Your Kids by Keeping Your Cool and ScreamFree Marriage: Calming Down, Growing Up and Getting Closer

Every Couple goes through conflict.
Not every couple grows through it.
Be one of the few.

In this program you will learn:

• The formula that will lead to a ScreamFree Marriage
• How to Authentically Represent Yourself to your spouse
• How to navigate the many “fires” of marriage
• Why Intimacy Always Begins with an “I”
• And lastly, how a ScreamFree Marriage leads to
Scream-Filled Sex!

This is not about fixing your communication, improving
your compatibility, or helping you and your spouse meet
each other’s needs. It’s not a step-by-step program for
training your spouse, nor is it a recipe for a
conflict-free relationship.

No, your marriage is far too important for any of that.
It is the central relationship of your life, and it
deserves to be addressed with the truth. And the truth
is: marriage is difficult. And it is naturally filled
with conflict. It’s actually designed to be this way.
What you need is not some typical program to help you
avoid this conflict; you need a way to actually Calm
Down, Grow Up and Get Closer to your spouse through it.

That’s the premise, and the promise, of ScreamFree
Marriage. Here you will find yourself challenging your
previous notions about what your marriage should be and
learning to appreciate all that it is right now, and
all that it could be in the very near future.

If you want a comfortable relationship without conflict
or challenge, choose another marriage program. But if
you want an honest, intimate relationship that turns
your common conflicts into a deeper, lifelong
connection, then this may be just what you’re looking
for.

with Terry Real

Historically in the Western world, one model for long-term relationships has been the companionable marriage. Passion and deep emotional connection were for lovers, not spouses.

In the latter part of the 20th century, we woke up and began wanting more from relationships. The new paradigm is a truly intimate marriage intellectually, physically and emotionally. These new demands fly in the face of our historical experiences and expectations, often creating conflict. Traditional therapy does not always resolve that conflict. This program presents a new skill set for couples who want fulfilling relationships.

In this program you learn:

• Why so many current relationships are not ‘truly intimate’ relationships
• How partners can use a “Relationship Grid” to visualize and implement positive feedback to one another
• How you can get what you want, give what your partner needs, and have the great relationship you deserve

(40 minutes)

With Scott Haltzman, MD

Half of all marriages in the U.S. end in failure. In about two-thirds of these cases, the wife precipitates the divorce. In many cases, the man is blamed for the dissolution of marriage based because of his inability to meet his wife’s needs. Yet studies show that men can have a great influence on the success of the marriage if they just do the right thing.

Maintaining a healthy marriage extends a man’s life expectancy and increases his lifetime earnings, but it also has protective effects on a woman. Married women have less risk of domestic violence, a greater chance of having health insurance and greater levels of happiness than those who are single or divorced.

Men CAN learn to improve their marriage.

This program covers:

• Ways that men have been viewed as unskilled in relationships, a bias that is perpetuated by popular media and even reinforced in some forms of therapy
• Relationship strategies that appeal to men by recognizing men’s
  unique communication style (for instance, men tend to use less words in
  emotional conversation,) and some of the hormonal and brain structural
  differences that explain this style

• Specific strategies of listening and conflict management for men
  that can improve marital satisfaction

Eve Hogan

Eve Hogan, Author of Intellectual Foreplay, Virtual Foreplay, and soon-to-be-published How to Love Your Marriage discusses:

• EROS equation for having successful relationships: Events + Response = Outcome & Solution
• Four steps for turning any relationship around
• Nine Principles for a conscious, successful relationship:
1. Relationships are a process, not a product
2. Every effort you make in a relationship benefits you
3. Your values act as guideposts for your decisions
4. Ego always blocks love and joy
5. You are the common denominator in all your relationships
6. You can only change yourself
7. You are responsible for your experience in a relationship
8. Self-observation is the key to change
9. Change can only occur in the moment

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