Events

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Engaged Couples Retreats - see dates below.

Our engaged couples retreat fulfills the retreat event that many churches require for their engaged couples. Couples receive $70.00 off of their marriage license fee for participating.

The goal of the course is to help couples stay married. We accomplish this goal by providing a friendly, informative, stimulating, interactive setting in which couples can learn more about each other, themselves, and marriage. Couples will receive input/training on communication, conflict resolution, finances, faith/spirituality, and sexuality.

To read and print the Engaged Couple Retreat brochure (which you can use to register), see the 2012 Retreat Brochure.

Past Events:

Retreat for Parents -  St. Williams Church, Fridley, with Bob Bartlett - April 2011

What's Left - Redefining Your Life - Normandale Lutheran Church, Grief Coalition, with Bob Bartlett - June 2011

Marriage Enrichment Evening - St. Patrick's Church, Inver Grove Heights, with Bob Bartlett - November 2011

Parenting in Our On-line Culture - Helping families to create boundaries and limits around technology that promote a safe and healthy relationship with technology. Presented by Joseph Noble and Mathew Meyers from Phoenix Process Consultants at the Parenting Forum: Smarter Parenting, Smarter Kids (Hopkins Public Schools) Jan 2012 and Parenting Those Wonderful Kids XVI (Wayzata Public Schools) Feb 2012

Marriage Enrichment Evening - A fun evening of wine, hors d’oeuvres, and discussion on healthy marriages! Bob Bartlett of Phoenix Process Consultants will facilitate an interactive discussion on creating healthy marriages, including skill building, obstacles and successes. – April 2012

Keeping Your Kids Safe Online - The Hopkins Police Department and Phoenix Process Consultants invite you to a seminar focused entirely on helping parents develop a safe online culture for their families, including current family problems related to technology and compulsive video gaming, and suggest strategies for families to manage them. – April 2012