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June 2017

Read about all the exciting happenings at The Gottman Institute in June!

This month Drs. John and Julie Gottman presented Treating Affairs and Trauma in Berkeley, California and we hosted the Seven Principles Leader Program and Bringing Baby Home Educator trainings in Seattle, Washington. We also announced a beta version of a new program, Seven Principles Program for Singles, and announced new research findings in collaboration with the Gay Couples Institute.

“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 June, including mentions in the media, important announcements, blog postings, class photos, and more.


 
FEATURED ARTICLE

If you take a good hard look at these couples, you will find that they have built a strong foundation for a happy marriage by doing these five things every day.

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NEW ON THE GOTTMAN RELATIONSHIP BLOG

Research shows children of parents who ‘Emotion Coach’ are physically healthier, do better in school, and get along better with friends.

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GROUNDBREAKING RESEARCH RESULTS

The Gay Couples Institute, in collaboration with The Gottman Institute, report groundbreaking results from the first outcome research study on couples therapy with gay and lesbian couples, establishing Gottman Method Couples Therapy as an evidence-based practice for treating same-sex relationships. The paper will be published in the Journal of Marital and Family Therapy in July.


 

SEVEN PRINCIPLES PROGRAM FOR SINGLES 

The Gottman Institute sought out a diverse group of singles to participate in a beta version of a new program we are developing. Based on Dr. Gottman’s New York Times bestseller The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, this workshop is being created to help singles learn how to have fulfilling and successful relationships.


 

TREATING AFFAIRS AND TRAUMA

This month Drs. John and Julie Gottman presented Treating Affairs and Trauma in Berkley where professionals learned important variations in assessment and intervention techniques that empower couples to not only rebuild their relationship, but also create immunity from future betrayals.


 

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 Bringing Baby Home Educator Training presented by Joni Parthemer M.Ed & Beth Goss in Seattle, WA.

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

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