A Couples Retreat: Dealing with the Snags – Holding Connection amidst Disconnection in Intimate Relationships
With Bill Morgan and Susan Morgan
October 25 - 27, 2019
In this weekend workshop, each of you, alone and together, will learn to identify these reactive patterns and develop strategies for avoiding them and getting out of them more quickly once they arise!
This weekend is for you and your partnership. Privacy and confidentiality are respected. Each person works within their own partnership. No couple will be put on the spot and asked to share personal information in front of others. The retreat is open to all couples.
We will alternate between teaching segments, short mindfulness meditation practices and dyadic couples exercises.
Retreat Schedule
Friday 6:30-9 pm: Welcome & overview
Saturday 9-8 pm: Alternating teaching, meditation, and experiential exercises
Sunday 9-12 pm: Experiential exercises, meditation, closing
Wonderwell Mountain Refuge strives to offer retreats in a manner that is non-cost prohibitive and inclusive to persons of all means. If the full retreat cost would create an undue financial burden, we encourage persons to apply for scholarship and work-study. Whether one needs to request aid to defer a large or small portion of the cost of a retreat so as not to incur a financial burden, we strive to accommodate you. This link will take you to information about our work-study and scholarship possibilities. This retreat is not eligible for Hemera Contemplative Fellowships.
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About the Teachers
Bill Morgan
Bill Morgan, PsyD is a clinical psychologist in private practice in Cambridge, MA. He has participated in intensive retreats in the Theravada, Zen, and Tibetan schools of Buddhism during meditation practice over the past 35 years, and recently completed a four-year meditation retreat at the Forest Refuge in Barre, MA. He is a board and faculty […]
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Susan Morgan, CNS is a long-standing meditation practitioner and psychotherapist in Cambridge, MA. She consults with therapists who are interested in deepening therapeutic presence. Susan has practiced in Theravada, Zen, and most recently, the Tibetan schools of Buddhism. She is a board and faculty member of the Institute for Meditation and Psychotherapy and contributing author […]
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