The Honeymoon Doesn't Need to be a Phase!

Oct. 12, 2012 - PRLog -- Imagine this, you’re sitting at a table of 12.  These are your closest friends, couples who have been together a while, either married or not.  You are all having fun together, have shared trials and tribulations together, maybe even the birth of children, or the deaths of parents.  But look around to these dear faces once more, because according to the statistics, half of these couples will end up divorcing.

Hard to imagine, right?  Especially hard to imagine when it seems like yesterday that you had tears in your eyes as the bride walked down the aisle, into the warm eyed embrace of her husband to be.  Weddings should be times of joy, not of doubt.

If you, or someone you know is about to step over the threshold, you need to know that “your honeymoon doesn’t need to be a phase,” says Jennifer Williams, founder of Heartmanity.  Marriage and relationships can be hard, especially if one or both partners lack the skills to work through conflict and communicate effectively.  While it might be unnerving to be faced with this statistic as you walk down the aisle, Jennifer wants all new couples to know that a successful and supportive relationship can be had by all.

In her October 14th workshop in Bozeman, Montana, Jennifer Williams will guide couples and teach them the skills to step over the threshold with the right foot and create a successful relationship.  As a happily married women, she has experienced the ups and downs of marriage first-hand.  After 32 years of marriage, with three adult children, she strives to help individuals, families, and parents to create loving and harmonious homes there-by creating strong communities in Montana, and across the nation.  

The Premarital workshop takes place Sunday, October 14, 2012 in Bozeman, Montana from 1:00 pm – 3:30 pm at The Woodlands.  Advance registration is required.  Registration and information is available online at www.heartmanity.com.  Jennifer can also be reached at 406/ 222-1207.

Jennifer Williams' passion lies in helping parents and couples create loving and harmonious homes and communities where everyone can thrive. Jennifer's life mission is to give children and families the support and skills they need to flourish and to help build a society in which all children are loved unconditionally.  She is a highly sought-after relationship expert and behavioral consultant.  To learn how to quickly shift your life and relationships, visit www.Heartmanity.com.