A Workshop for Couples Who are More Different (aka Complementary) than They Realize

Join business and relationship coach Candi Broeffle, Thursday evenings, beginning May 20, to create a more vibrant relationship with your spouse or partner. This virtual workshop will help couples find the understanding, self-awareness and communication skills they need to feel confident in their relationship and to nurture their life together, rather than degrade their relationship with resentments that cause separation and pain.

Utilizing CliftonStrengths, couples will identify their top five signature themes that act as a filter through which they show up in their relationships. The purpose of this workshop is to discover opportunities to complement each other’s strengths and help build a better relationship. At the conclusion of this three-week workshop, both lifestyles—as an individual and as a couple—are enhanced with a greater sense of awareness and appreciation for one another.

Learning to respect a partner’s differences can soften potential areas of conflict. Often, people fall in love with someone quite different from themselves. This is instinctual in order to create balance. However, when a partner is so different, it can feel alienating. This workshop was created to help couples understand, appreciate and work with their differences.

“Whether you are planning your wedding, or you have been married for 40 years, everyone who attends will learn a great deal about themselves and their partner,” promises Broeffle.

Cost: $129/couple before April 30. $149 after April 24. Registration includes two online CliftonStrengths assessments and a customized 90-minute personal debrief of its results. Workshop is limited to five couples. To register, visit ComposureCoaching.com/workshops.