A great way to prepare for engagement and marriage is to go to couples counseling beforehand! Seeking help from a mental health professional, such as a Licensed Professional Counselor (LPC), Marriage and Family Therapist (MFT/LMFT), Licensed Clinical Social Worker (LCSW),
Growing as a Couple
Engagement is a wonderful opportunity for you and your partner to grow as a couple! When you use your engagement to continue to learn more about one another, you are building a stronger connection and preparing for a happy and
Navigating Finances as a Couple
An important part of getting engaged and preparing for marriage is talking about how you will handle finances as a couple. Studies have shown that money is one of the most common things that couples argue about. We all have
Getting on the Same Page Before Marriage
Before making the commitment to get engaged, it’s important for you and your partner to be on the same page! Have an open and honest conversation about what you both want for your relationship in the future. Some things you
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Preparing for a Healthy Engagement: Series Intro
You and your partner have been dating for a while and things are starting to get more serious. You’ve been talking about what your future with one another looks like and marriage is in the picture. Maybe you’re thinking about
Understanding Your Emotions
An important part of engaging in healthy communication is understanding and processing your emotions. When you are able to regulate your emotions, you can convey your thoughts and feelings calmly and clearly.
Set Aside Tech Free Time
Though we have focused on finding ways to connect with your partner through technology, it is also important to set aside technology-free time throughout the week. Talk to your partner to identify moments during your day or week to unplug
Common Interests & Quality Time
Technology can be a great avenue to discover common interests and spend quality time with your partner! When you use technology with the intention of sharing what you are engaging in with your partner, you develop an opportunity to learn
Check-in On Your Partner
You can use technology to be intentional about checking-in with your partner during stressful moments or life challenges. It can be difficult to keep up with our own schedule along with staying up to date with your partner’s schedule, especially