We took our time [preparing for marriage], we looked forward to it; didn’t
want to run into something and have nothing to count on but love...”Aunt May, Spider-Man 3, 2007
 
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to reach us call 613-478-5052 or email us at mkearney@theschoolforcouples.ca
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Maybe you screwed up in the past—learn to do it differently today and you can heal the wound.


 
 
Wherever you are in your relationship journey,
we have some exciting news for you.

Given knowledge and skills (which we will teach you), practice and good will, any two people can create a relationship that is vibrant, loving, passionate and sustainable even under stressful conditions.

It’s okay if you’re a bit skeptical. You don’t have to believe us to achieve this.

But you will need to go back to School.

Despite being bombarded daily with information about the sorry state of marriage in our country, most of us still think that we ‘should’ know how to create a happy marriage and if we can’t do so it’s because

      • There is something wrong with us, or
      • There is something wrong with our partner, or
      • We keep picking “the wrong person”.

None of the above statements are true. What is true is that you simply were not taught how to create a sustainable happy relationship.

Yes! You can learn what you need to know to create the life you want.

At The School for Couples, we will teach you the skills your parents couldn’t teach (because they didn’t know them either) and your schools didn’t teach (because they just don’t ‘get it’ that learning how to manage relationships is more important than memorizing a bunch of facts!) 

My husband Jack and I have created The School for Couples just for you. It's the result of more than 12 years of highly successful work with hundreds of couples.

Make no mistake. The School for Couples is not just another program full of empty promises and feel-good platitudes. Rather, it's a comprehensive multi-part learning experience that will teach you what you need to know to create or maintain a truly meaningful relationship.

Consider it your graduate level education in relationships–a relationship Ph.D. if you will.

 
 

Most relationship problems can be resolved with five questions:

1. What am I not facng?

2. What truths have I not spoken?

3. What have I been blaming others for that I need to own responsibility for creating?

4. What choices do I need to make? What actions do I need to take?

5. What actions do I need to take?