Marriage
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Whether you are newly married or have celebrated multiple milestone anniversaries, and whether your relationship is rocky or on solid ground, we can help you discover and develop more of what you desire in your marriage.
There are multiple opportunities to achieve “abundantly more” in your relationship.
Couple Coaching
We will meet with you to learn your unique story. Together, we’ll discover the areas you would like to improve and equip you with the strategies and tactics for doing so. If desired, we can incorporate the SYMBIS assessment to give you a personalized roadmap for your marriage.
SYMBIS Assessment Coaching
The SYMBIS+ assessment is an award-winning program developed by two renowned marriage experts and based on extensive research. The assessment will provide a personalized report based on the eight predictors of a happy marriage. We will walk with you through each of the areas, equipping you with tools to strengthen your specific marriage.
Group Programs
We have developed curriculums for groups of couples to learn and grow together. Being in community is often an effective way to make change stick versus going it alone. The exchange of ideas and support that occurs in a group setting offers great benefits to those who participate. Plus the relationships built in this safe environment often last well beyond the length of the program.
Currently, the Marriage of More program is available through Daybreak Church. Along with other members of the Marriage Ministry team, we provide this 10-week program each Fall. For more information on this program, please contact us
If you are interested in a group program, please contact us and we’ll add your name to the list to be notified as new programs are offered.
If you are a member of a group and would like to offer a workshop or program to your group members, please reach out to discuss your interests and how we can support you.
Brad & Christine
"This program has helped our marriage. It’s helped our communication to be more unified and to increase our appreciation of each other."