Since the class involves couples doing exercises together, both partners must participate. If the class is offered over a period of time and one partner must miss a particular class meeting, then the other partner is encouraged to attend the lecture portion of the class. He or she may use the Couples Exercise time to do part of the exercises and then do the full exercise with their partner later. They may also use exercise time to read the Seven Principles book.

Yes, still come to the class. While the book provides very valuable information, the class lectures will summarise the content of the book. Each person will need a Couples Guide, however, to do the Couples Exercises efficiently.

The class will involve doing some of the exercises from the book so doing them first at home would duplicate some of them. In some cases, the directions for doing the exercises in class have been revised and updated from those presented in the Seven Principles book. The Leaders also role-play how to – and how not to – do some of the exercises in order to help participants get the most out of each exercise. There are some exercises in the book that the class will not have time to do, and couples are encouraged to do them at home after that chapter has been covered in class.

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Appropriate couples are:

• Pre-engaged.
• Premarital.
• Everyone from newlyweds to seniors.
• Those who wish to enhance a good marriage.
• Those needing better conflict management tools.

It is NOT suitable for couples who are experiencing:
• Severe relationship distress.
• Emotional abuse.
• Domestic violence.
• Active addictions (alcohol, drug, sexual, gambling, etc.).
• Serious mental health problems in one or both partners.