Marriage Retreat San Antonio TX 10/10/20

"This couples retreat has given us so many tools to work through different issues. Now we can identify our core needs. I love how there are steps we can follow and we know how to do them when we are by ourselves." -previous attendant

1-Establishing a Covenant Foundation: 

The more couples approach their marriage as a long-term commitment, the more emotional safety they'll experience. In addition, staying in a relationship long-term allows you to become refined as a person, which makes you a better partner.

We all bring baggage into our marriage from our upbringing because none of us had perfect childhoods. Then, our shortcomings interact with our partner's, creating vicious cycles. Understanding these cycles and owning our part is critical.

As the old adage goes, "When a couple gets married two become one. Problems begin when they try to decide which one." Very few marriages have a climate where both partners feel like equals where both of their voices matter on all topics. Developing that climate is important.

Couples start out as close friends yet tend to lose that connection through years of marriage. When the friendship falls apart, physical intimacy falls apart too. Learning how to stay emotionally close and connected to your spouse is vital. 

Sexual intimacy is one of the top things that should set marriage apart from other relationships. However, many marriages are sexually starved for a variety of reasons. Learning how to work through these issues in a way that is mutually enjoyable for both partners is essential.

When a couple is in love it makes them more kind, generous, and gracious to one another. However, the opposite is also true. When a couple doesn't feel in love they become more irritable, withholding, and detached. Therefore, helping couples fall back in love is key to maintaining a healthy relationship.

                                                                                                                             

Dr. Wyatt Fisher has a Master's and Doctorate in Clinical Psychology and helping couples is his passion. He's been in private practice since 2004 and has been married since 1999. His own relationship has been through several peaks and valleys so he helps couples from both a professional and personal perspective. He developed the Total Marriage Refresh seminar in 2014 to impact couples on a larger scale. Start listening to his Marriage Podcast here!

Seminar Schedule:

8:30am-9:45am: Marriage Step One: Establishing A Covenant Foundation 

9:45am-11am: Marriage Step Two: Owning Your Brokenness 

11am-11:45am: Marriage Step Three: Learning To Share Power 

11:45am-1:15pm: Lunch Break 

1:15pm-2:30pm: Marriage Step Four: Developing Emotional Attachment 

2:30pm-3:45pm: Marriage Step Five: Cultivating Sexual Fireworks 

3:45pm-4:30pm: Marriage Step Six: Staying In Love and concluding remarks

4:30pm-onward-date night together

"Such an awesome marriage retreat! Everything about the day was perfect. Highly recommended for all couples!" -previous attendant

*There's no group sharing

*Meals and childcare not included

*Please email info@drwyattfisher.com or call 303-596-6836 with questions

$99-Early Bird Per Couple Until 8/29/20

$149-General Admission Per Couple After 8/29/20

Refund Policy: 100% refund available up to 7 days before the event for conference fee. Contact hotel for their refund policy.

More Reviews:

"I loved the combination of the marriage steps. All of them are necessary and important. The couples retreat boiled them down so they can be easily applied." -previous attendant

"Very engaging and excellent information, a lot covered in such a short time. Gave us a lot to think about and many practical ideas to get started. Also provided hope! " -previous attendant 

"The Total Marriage Refresh in San Antonio was a 10 out of 10 for me. It helped us learn a lot and we look forward to using all the tools at home." -previous attendant

"We can't wait to implement the tools we learned at this marriage retreat. The speaker was easy to listen to and understand and I enjoyed hearing the personal examples. It was great and we really enjoyed it." -previous attendant

"The content was easy to understand. Not too much or overwhelming. Humor was used to keep it light. The speaker made it very personable." -previous attendant