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Pre-marital counseling

COkristiCOkristi member
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in Colorado-Denver

Anyone have a rec for pre-marital counseling? We live in the Springs and are pretty new here so we don't have a regular church. I'm just looking for a session or two or perhaps an all day retreat of some sort around Colorado Springs/Denver. Googling hasn't been much help and I'm skeptical about just picking a therapist office from the phone book. Any leads would be greatly appreciated, thanks!

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Re: Pre-marital counseling

  • wifeandmommy0609wifeandmommy0609
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    edited December 2011
    Try WWW. DENVERCEE.ORG This is one option our chruch is allowing us to do.

    We are going on a couple treat in May with denvercee.org
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  • wifeandmommy0609wifeandmommy0609
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    edited December 2011
    ps. www.denvercee.org retreat is not just for catholics it for Non Catholics too

    *** from website*****Although our retreats are centered around a Catholic perspective, both Catholic and non-Catholic engaged couples are welcome to attend. The retreat weekend satisfies the "life skills" marriage preparation requirement in the Archdiocese of Denver.
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  • princessyetzprincessyetz member
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    edited December 2011
    You might also want to check into "Weekend to Remember" put on by Family Life.  They have a session going next weekend at Cheyenne Mountain Resort in the Springs.  They do allow engaged couples at the conference.

    Here is a link for it http://www.familylife.com/site/c.dnJHKLNnFoG/b.3204559/k.F5BB/Attend_a_conference.htm

    If you want to receive a "group" discount you can use my church's name when you register - calvarybible

    Also, though I am a non-Catholic Christian I have been to some Catholic marriage seminars and listened to some on CD and they can be incredible!  So the one mentioned previously might be a good one to go to.

    Even if you have not found a "home" church yet, you might want to contact some of the larger churches in the Springs.  They usually have good local recommendations.
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  • DanielleSCMDanielleSCM member
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    edited December 2011
    If you're looking for more of a marriage skills workshop in a secular atmosphere, this was great for us:

    http://www.livenlovewell.com/Power_of_Two_Workshops.html

    It's not focused so much on talking about your own issues, but in learning how to deal with things that most every couple faces. Definitely worth the time.
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