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January 2017

Check out what happened at The Gottman Institute in January!

This month we launched our new email newsletter The Marriage Minute, a new blog column Teens and Technology, and Drs. John and Julie Gottman traveled to South Africa to present Making Relationships Work.

“Month in Review” is a feature on The Gottman Relationship Blog that gives you the opportunity to recap the news and events of the last month. Below you will find useful information and links from January, including mentions in the media, important announcements, blog postings, class photos, and more.


 
FEATURED ARTICLE

If you have two different individuals sharing a life together, it’s inevitable that they will have different values and perspectives on some things and clash over it.

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NEW ON THE GOTTMAN RELATIONSHIP BLOG

The good news is that if you are willing to put effort into rescuing your marriage, there are things you can do that can give you a fresh start and strengthen your marriage.

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THE MARRIAGE MINUTE

The Marriage Minute is a new email newsletter from The Gottman Institute that will improve your marriage in 60 seconds or less.  Subscribe to the mailing list for a free resource of tools, articles, videos, exercises, and more, all founded on Drs. John and Julie Gottman’s four decades of research and clinical experience.

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TEENS AND TECHNOLOGY

 

This month we started a new column called Teens and Technology where you learn how to connect with your teen in the age of technology from Aziza Seykota and Sinead Smyth, LMFT. Subscribe to our mailing list to be alerted every time we publish a new post!

 


 

FEATURED INSTAGRAM POST

Are you following us on Instagram? We provide practical skills to strengthen relationships.

 


 

FEATURED CLASS PHOTO

This month’s featured class photo is from a Leven 1 Training presented by Don Cole, D.Min. LPC-S, LMFT-S in Denver, Colorado.

To see more photos from professional training events around the country, click here.

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