
FOR COUPLES
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work
Reconnect, Rediscover, Rekindle
This engaging workshop has been delivered across the U.S. and around the world, helping tens of thousands of couples build stronger, more connected relationships. Designed with lasting impact in mind, it focuses on deepening friendship and teaching practical, effective tools for communication and conflict resolution.

Workshop Overview
This program is inspired by the New York Times bestseller "The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work", authored by Dr. John Gottman, Ph.D. For more than three decades, Dr. Gottman has conducted rigorous studies of married couples in his "love lab," developing a methodology to address the behaviors that jeopardize countless marriages.
This interactive workshop, filled with practical inquiries and personalized exercises, serves as an essential resource for anyone seeking to maximize their relationship's potential.
Regardless of whether your relationship is already strong or in need of improvement, this class will equip you with valuable insights and tools to enhance your current situation. Take the initiative to reach out to me and gain deeper understanding for your relationship.
Embrace the opportunity to learn from decades of research on fostering long-lasting, joyful, and healthy partnerships.
Duration
6 hours (1 day)
Materials
Couples Set included (€49 value)
Group Size
Limited to 10 couples
Includes
Coffee, snacks, drinks & lunch
What to Expect
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Strengthen respect, affection, fondness, admiration and closeness


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Enhance romance and intimacy


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Deepen understanding of each other's inner world and emotional needs
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Improve communication skills to navigate conflict with greater calm


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Identify and overcome common relationship pitfalls


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Develop practical strategies for managing differences
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Build a solid foundation for long-term success


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Create shared meaning


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Maintain gains throughout a lifetime
Is This Workshop for You?
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Married couples
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Engaged or premarital couples


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Newlyweds to senior couples


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Couples wanting to enhance an already good marriage


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Those wanting better conflict management tools


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Couples considering therapy but not ready for weekly sessions
Note: This workshop is not suitable for couples experiencing severe distress, emotional abuse, domestic violence, active addictions, or serious mental health issues. In those cases, please seek individual therapy.
FOR SINGLES & SOLO PARTNERS
LESSONS IN LOVE
Love smarter from the start
Looking to build a happy, lasting partnership? Learn essential skills to make your current relationship more fulfilling or your next relationship a successful one with this new Gottman workshop. Based on Dr. John Gottman’s New York Times bestseller, The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, this workshop has adapted the proven Seven Principles to help singles & solo partners learn the key to building successful romantic relationships.
Workshop Overview
Designed for singles who want to build healthy, lasting relationships. Based on Dr. John Gottman's The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work, this program helps you understand what truly makes love last and how to create meaningful connections from the very beginning.
Max. 20 Participants
Free Workbook Included
Drinks, snacks & lunch

You'll Learn To:
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Build strong emotional connections rooted in trust and respect
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Communicate clearly and manage differences with confidence
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Recognise healthy dynamics—and spot red flags early
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Improve communication skills to navigate conflict with greater calm


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Identify and overcome common relationship pitfalls


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Strengthen self-awareness around your emotions, needs, and boundaries
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Build a solid foundation for long-term success


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Approach dating and relationships with clarity, confidence, and authenticity​
YOUR WORKSHOP LEADER
About Tanja Niederschick
Tanja Niederschick is a licensed clinical psychologist and certified Seven Principles workshop facilitator with extensive experience in individual and couples therapy. Her approach blends the evidence-based Gottman Method with Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (CBT), offering participants a balanced mix of structure, insight, and real-world tools.
