7 Keys to a Successful PTSD Relationship Transformation Coaching Program
This coaching program focuses on information that will help family members in supporting their loved ones with PTSD. This coaching program is not therapy, but rather, a road map to a successful PTSD relationship.
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OUR APPROACH
We put authenticity and integrity above all else in both our personal and professional lives - we’re consistently who we are whether it’s in a therapy session, online, or in our personal lives because. For us, it simply feels exhausting to be any other way. We have been told that working with us feels like an honest and purposeful conversation with a trusted friend. If you are ready to transform your relationship with your loved one suffering with PTSD, we invite you to start the journey to an empowered and satisfying relationship with experienced coaches by your side.
Our lived and professional experiences have led us to the conclusion that digging up bones and reliving trauma is not the best path to managing PTSD. With our deep and broad understanding of the brain, our belief in the importance of an active role of families, and our unique coaching techniques honed over years of teaching adults psychological concepts and techniques, we have helped countless people professional capacity. We recognize that we are limited to the number of people we can help by the hours in a day. Now we are able to offer the 7 Keys to a Successful PTSD Relationship as a program along with group coaching in order to make a greater impact than we could in our private practice. We know the pitfalls of the current mental health system and have worked within it and around it and we know that this is a novel approach to the problem of families living with the pain of PTSD. We know that traditional approaches can feel isolating to such families. The 7 Keys are aimed at empowering loved ones to take back control of their lives and their story.
Our mission to help as many people and families as possible has led us to share our wealth of knowledge, compassion, and path to recovery with you. Survival mode is not living, you must learn how to be MARRIED TO PTSD in order to thrive. Imagine living in a peaceful home where you and your partner are both engaged in the relationship, where you will enjoy having friends and family come spend time with you. Imagine falling back in love with your partner in a home where there is no chaos or shut down. You will be able to start thinking about what is next for you and your family rather than being stuck in survival mode all day, every day.
The program is designed to move you from your current survival mode to relationship transformation in 12 weeks. You will have access to weekly coaching calls after you have done your homework. Don’t worry if you cannot make the coaching calls live, they are designed so that everyone has an opportunity to have their questions answered on the live coaching calls and the calls will be recorded so you can listen when it is convenient for you. We know that life can be challenging for a family living with PTSD.
Who should NOT register for the 7 Keys?
- The 7 Keys is not right for folks who are already in a domestically violent relationship. Please seek help locally at a domestic violence shelter.
- People who want a quick fix for their relationship and are not willing to put the time and effort to repair their relationship.
- People who want permission for a divorce.
- People who are not willing to take responsibility for their own attitudes and actions.
What happens if you do not take us up on our offer?
We have witnessed couples who stay chained to each other in a never-ending dance of pain and resentment, never able to move beyond their current situation. Everyone pays the price when a couple is unable to resolve their PTSD dysfunction, including the kiddos, who grow up anxious and afraid. Divorce often looms over families for years, should you go, or should you stay? Losing yourself in the day to day survival mode or the guilt and shame of divorce from someone who suffers from a manageable mental illness.