24-24 May 2019 – “A happy couple”

ABOUT the WORKSHOP :

People have different definitions of what constitutes a happy relationship depending on their personality and age. Sensuality, passion and lust are very important at early stages of any relationship.
Other factors gain in importance during the further stages of relationships, e.g. emotions or the feeling of happiness when we can hug our beloved one and feel protected and accepted by our partner.
During our lives, we create models of happy marriages. They are the effect of the relations we share with our parents. These models also result from the way our parents fostered their relationship and how they communicated with one another. Last but not least, these models depend on whether we find similarities between ourselves and our parents.
During our workshop we will discuss how to build happy relationships. It’s good to have a model of happy relationship as a starting point.
1.We know from experience that partners who enjoy happy relationships are usually separated from their parents.
2.They may argue, but they never try to defeat one another.
3.They may be suffer from psychological or chemical addictions, but they continue to develop themselves.
4.They do not demand unconditional love.
5.They are acutely aware of what their partners cherish most.
6.Both partners are diligent and creative.
7.Neither of the partners lives in the shadow of the other.
Happy relationships do not turn into relationships with double dynamics.