Starting Strong Would you like to get your new marriage off to a strong start? Do you want to build a relationship that will stand the test of time? Starting Strong is a seminar designed especially for engaged and newlywed couples! This is a 2 day seminar!!  Presented by Dr. Denis Noonan and Dr. Ted Chaffee     Strengthening your marriage  Husbands and wives are often unprepared to face the problems that arise in the early years of  marriage.  They wonder if their marriages will survive unforeseen pressures and circumstances.   This seminar deals with common issues that arise in marriage.      Presented by Joyce Pelletier     All of me, all of you Seminars on Couple Conversation  In a five part series of seminars couples will learn to unlock secrets of communication to develop  their relationship in all four dimensions of intimacy: body, mind, soul, and spirit. Based on Ted's new book Couple Conversation: The Art of Creating Intimacy, these seminars provide fresh,  innovative and enjoyable strategies for talking to connect and listening to understand. The seminars can be done individually or in any combination. . Presented by Ted Chaffee       Conflict resolution  Difficult family members, co-workers, or associates can create conflict and stress in our lives, disturb our routine, and hinder our progress.   Competing goals and different points of view often cause arguments and disrupt relationships.  Learn how to resolve your interpersonal conflicts in a respectful and peaceful way.   Taught by Joyce Pelletier     Understanding and taking action against domestic violence Domestic  violence, in both opposite and same sex relationships, has a far-reaching  presence in American society.  The US Department of Justice has reported 1  of 4 women will experience abuse at some point during their lives.   However, knowing survivor support strategies can save lives. Learn to  break the cycle!  Discover the 3  categories of abuse, the 8 tactics of power and control, and answers to common  questions and misperceptions.  Learn how to better understand the complex  dynamics of domestic violence and discover how you can offer sensitive,  practical, and effective support to friends, family members, or coworkers who  might be confronting abuse in their relationships.  taught by Jeremy Lotz   Understanding  and taking action against dating violence According  to the United States Bureau of Justice Statistics, young women ages 16-24  experience the highest rates of relationship violence.  Many adult  survivors of domestic violence report having first experienced abuse in their  relationships during their teen years.  Learn the 3 categories of dating  abuse, the 8 tactics of power and control, and the 8 characteristics of healthy  teen relationships.  Discover answers to common questions and  misperceptions.  Learn how to better understand the complex dynamics of  dating violence and how you can offer sensitive, practical, and effective  support to the adolescents in your home, communities, and schools in order to  keep the dating violence of today from becoming the domestic violence of  tomorrow. taught by Jeremy Lotz   To learn more about Sunrise Seminars or to schedule a seminar for your group contact us at info@sunriseseminars.com