Reclaim Relationship Cohort Resources
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Session Seven
Watch our cohort session on building emotional safety and practicing validation in marriage. We also explore the different types of intimacy—emotional, spiritual, experiential, intellectual, and physical—and how they work together to strengthen connection.
Session Six
In this session, Discover the 4 T’s of Communication—Timing, Tone, Truth, and Tactics. We explore practical ways to strengthen your marriage by choosing the right time to talk, speaking with grace, aligning your words with truth, and using methods that invite connection instead of conflict. Perfect for couples who want to grow closer through Christ-centered communication.
Session Five
In this session, we explore the nine Enneagram types and how they shape your communication, reactions, and needs in marriage. Gain insight into your own patterns, better understand your spouse’s perspective, and walk away with practical tools to build empathy, reduce conflict, and deepen your connection.
Session Four
Discover how identifying and understanding your core values can transform your marriage. In this session, we’ll explore what truly matters to each spouse, how values shape daily decisions, and why alignment builds trust, unity, and long-term connection.
Session Three
In session three, we explore how emotional patterns and attachment styles shape the way people connect, communicate, and respond in relationships—equipping you with insights to better understand and support your clients.
Session Two
In session two, we discussed how to rewrite our relational scripts. We covered the family roles and archetypes as well as the unrealistic relationship expectations we may have brought into our marriage.
The homework for this time is in your workbook in Section 2 - pages 28-51.
Session One
In our first session, we explored Triggers and the 5 VW’s (Void, Vacuum, Wonder, Wiring, and War) that help us recognize where our reactions tend to come from. As you reflect on what we covered, click the buttons below to complete your homework for this session.
