Service Description

Marriage Coaching – With Marriage Coaching Course, CoacHTrapY will use strategies that help those in a marital relationship to learn about how to best embrace each other as partners. CoacHTrapY will help provide married couples with exercises or activities during coaching sessions to use both at home and during coaching. CoacHTrapY Marriage Coaching Course will provide strategies that focus on an Unconditional Love Approach. CoacHTrapY will help the couple to understand which of the 8 different types of loves are operating in their marriage that consist of: CoacHTrapY will help you to understand Philia, which is Affectionate Love, Pragma, which is Enduring Love, Storge, which is Familiar Love, Eros, which is Romantic Love, Ludus, which is Playful Love, Mania, which is Obsessive Love, Philautia, which is Self-Love, and Agape, which is Selfless Love. CoacHTrapY Marriage Coaching Course will provide strategies that help you understand and develop the attributes of unconditional love that consist of: CoacHTrapY will help you understand that Love is being Patient, Kind, Envy, does not Boast, is not Proud, does not Dishonor, is not Self-Seeking, is not Easily Angered, keeps no record of Wrongs, does not rejoice in Evil, rejoices in Truth, always Protect, always Trust, always Hopes, always perseveres. CoacHTrapY Marriage Coaching Course will provide strategies for the marriage in order to better manage frequent struggles of the relationship where it helps them to recognize the current hardships of the relationship in order to, over time, mend the given issues. Become a better listener. CoacHTrapY will help you both Identify key relational areas of focus. Both Identify the obstacles and challenges that block progress. Both learn new communication skills. Both work as a team to identify and process potential solutions, Both set goals, create action steps, and work together as a team toward your preferred future. Both share negative emotions without attacking your spouse. Both figure out together how you want to handle anger in your relationship. Both learn to recognize bitterness and its negative impact on your relationship. Both understand and apply the power of forgiveness. Both create agreements on how you will process conflict. Both develop a problem-solving process for those problems where “there is no solution.” Both appreciate and work with your personality differences. Both develop a more intimate relationship. Both create plans for future growth.