Compassionate Relationships

Compassionate Relationships

In Compassionate Relationships we will explore presumptions about marriages and why they fail. Our seven principles stem from research of processes in married couples and successful interventions.

More importantly, the goal is to provide solid interventions to facilitate new ways of seeing and behaving that meet both capacity to understand how they got to the current stage of their relationship; to nurture consideration, kindness and admiration; look to each other to solve problems; shared influence; work and solve solvable problems; work through tough times and share meaning and purpose.

Who Should Attend Compassionate Relationships?

Married people, those considering marriage, those who want to strengthen their relationships, those who feel their relationship could use a tune up. The aforementioned with children of any age, developmental psychology students, psychologists, social workers, family practice MDs, counselors, school psychologists, grandparents, concerned teachers, human resources professionals, volunteers, and those preparing for the above.

A wise and easy tool to implement with parents across K-12 school districts to impact a variety of core needs: healthy parent and student behavior and coping, impacting overall accreditation and outcome metrics.

Excellent for undergraduate behavioral classes and graduate/undergraduate courses.

A couple sharing a warm, connected moment together

Why choose the Compassionate Relationships training program?

You should choose this program if you are interested in having better, more understanding and compassionate relationships with your current and future significant others.

Compassionate Relationships offers a unique approach to education that strips boring and non-relevant materials from your learning environment, and putting the most important person in charge, reflecting critical experiences and identity, YOU! A wholly reimagined online developmental experience designed to measurably transform how your parenting approach, celebrating the effort, love and struggles with a peer partner, trained as you will be in empathic, active listening.

This program brings together cutting edge research content and applications driven by Stanford affiliated psychologists on an intuitive online learning platform.

What Do Participants Learn?

Participants learn how to create an intimate and connected relationship map that supports understanding, emotional connection, shared meaning, and stronger relationships with their partner.

  1. Session One

    Build Your Love Map

  2. Session Two

    Nurture Your Fondness and Admiration

  3. Session Three

    Turn Toward Each Other

  4. Session Four

    Let Your Partner Influence You

  5. Session Five

    Solve Solvable Problems

  6. Session Six

    Overcome Gridlock

  7. Session Seven

    Create Shared Meaning

Psychometric Outcomes

Significantly Higher Levels of:

  • Leadership
  • Teamwork
  • Service Orientation
  • Compassion for Self
  • Compassion for Others

Significantly Lower Levels of:

  • Stress
  • Anxiety
  • Depression
  • Social Dominance Orientation