Meaningful Connections Start by Reaching Out
Learn Daily Tools for Healthy Relationships
Connection: Our Deepest Longing
One of our fundamental needs as human beings is to be seen and known for who we truly are, ugly warts and all, and yet still be accepted, to be welcomed into relationship with others, free from judgment and criticism.
Unfortunately, far too often we do not experience that kind of connection in our relationships with others, nor do we help foster that for one another.
It is usually not for lack of trying. Rather we unknowingly put effort into things that get us stuck in a cycle of disconnection.
How can we break free from this cycle of disconnection and find what our hearts long for?
A Space for Listening & Conversation
Revival Counseling provides a space of listening and conversation to help you discover and practice tools that will facilitate more meaningful connection in the relationships that matter most to you.
Some of these tools are:
- Forgiving Others (and Yourself)
- Knowing Yourself
- Owning your actions and your feelings (not the actions and feelings of others)
- Listening & Speaking for intimacy
- Befriending the Word "No"
- The Art of Asking
Couples & Pre-Marital Counseling
Our most intimate relationships provide the greatest opportunity for meaningful connection and deep care and love. And they also open our heart up to the possibility of deep hurt like nowhere else. Perhaps more than in any other relationship in our lives, it is here where tools for developing healthy relationships will pay off the most.
When we face challenges in relationships, of whatever kind or size, having a neutral third party can do wonders to help create a space where you can hear one another and work together toward positive interactions.
Communication Workshops
The foundation for meaningful connection is being able to communicate with one another on a heart level. No matter how deep our relationship is with someone, we can improve our interactions with them by paying attention to what is going on in their heart, and our own.
A great way to start learning tools for making heart-to-heart connections is by joining a regular online group workshop. You can also set up a workshop or training with your company, group or church.
Relationship Well-Checks
We often think about reaching out for help only when things get really difficult. But being proactive and developing skills for building healthy relationships before there are major challenges is incredibly helpful. Join a workshop or book a session to hone those skills you already have and learn some new ones!