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Power of Two Marriage Skills Workshop - A great resource with tons of information, activities and skills.
"-Teaches you how to stop fighting.
-Improves communication, builds trust & enhances intimacy.
-Includes videos, podcasts, worksheets, and interactive exercises.
-Works on your own schedule, alone or with your partner.
-Is for couples at all stages -- dating, engaged or married for years.
Power of Two Online is a cost effective way to enrich your relationship and an excellent alternative to therapy."
Read a review here by Leslie Juvin on LiveLoveLeslie.
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