COUPLES WORKSHOPS 
CONTENT AND FORMAT

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Love, trust, compassion, curiosity, heart-connected sexuality, and a body core experience of self and values are the basic building blocks of a vital relationship.  Yet most couples over time regress into reactive patterns of interaction that freeze them into escalating patterns of conflict or avoidance of differences and meaningful dialogue ("fight or flight"). Only when our minds and bodies are awakened together can we interact with our partner in an intentional, purposeful way that respects both our own and our partner’s boundaries.  
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Our couples workshops will provide you with the basic tools for releasing the mind from history- and injury-driven fragmentation's and awakening the body to its core feelings of well-being.  These skills will assist each couple in developing attunement, intimacy, satisfying conflict resolution, and a more alive, fulfilling sexuality.
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LOGISTICS AND SCHEDULE

REGISTRATION AND PRICES

Please contact sponsoring organizations for prices and schedules.

For further information, you may contact us:  Frank “Sandy” Evarts, Ph.D. or Barbara Kess Evarts, Ed.S. at 775-323-5133;  email: mountaineap@gmail.com  Or, simply fill out our contact form. 

Information about us is available on our About Us page.

Note:  Your workshop facilitators have presented Integrative Body Psychotherapy couples workshops at the esteemed Esalen Institute in Big Sur, California.

UPCOMING EVENTS

Additional upcoming Workshops will be announced soon...

If you are interested in attending a Couples Institute International Workshop, please fill out our contact form and we will send you announcements of dates and times. Thank you!

What Students Say:


"Sandy and Barbara gave us the tools we needed to break out of our negative rut and to keep growing as individuals and a relationship."
-Jacob S., San Jose, CA



"Barbara and Sandy made us realize we were the most important thing to each other and how to keep our sense of positive intention toward each other going."
-Sue and John, P., Mill Valley, CA