How could understanding the history behind marriage and romantic relationships change how you see your own?

Join me for a cozy morning: brunch, warm drinks, some real learning about the history and sociocultural forces that shape romantic relationships, and good conversation with a community of women+ who want to understand what's shaping their thinking, then process and reflect together.

Should I Stay or Should I Go? is a psychoeducation class for women+ in marriages and serious relationships who sense something needs to change so their relationship actually meets their needs.

Pricing:

Early bird: $60 through Saturday, October 24 at 11:59 pm

Regular price: $75 from Sunday, October 25 through Saturday, October 31, when registration closes

Your seat includes brunch and warm drinks (the menu varies), a 15 minute check-in before the class, a curated reading and artifacts to reflect on and slides on the history of marriage and relationships and empirical based research findings about marriage, guided reflection prompts, and a small group of no more than 8 so everyone has room to be heard. There are no other charges.

Location:

The address of the event will be provided after registration! The location will be in Shoreline, Washington.