• "I learned how to disagree but still honor my spouse's feelings."
• "This course has helped to keep our mariage together".
• "I learned how to incorporate spirituality into my thinking."
• "We learned to improve our listening habits."

• “Thank you. You have definitely contributed to my spiritual growth.I thank you for all you have done.”
• "Thank God for you and this course! For the first time in my life I can SEE myself”.

• “I Learned to listen to others as they open up and share of themselves. In this I’ve learned what I need to grow in.”
• “How to control anger; not letting others’ behavior negatively affect mine. Knowledge of self esteem.”
• “How to work out my problems; the need to forgive myself. Speaking in love, not being mean, but stating truth in every conversation.”
• “The empowering beliefs and how to shape or change them in yourself”.
• “Knowing that what I say makes a difference in other peoples’ lives, and that they listen to and respect me.”
• “I learned to focus”.
• “That in order to love others, I must love myself, and that unconditional love doesn’t mean allowing yourself to be abused.”
• “I made new friends; I learned that I’m not the only one going through struggles alone.”
• “Belief systems and how they can influence our behavior.”

Love Theory and Love Therapy are "old" ideas and principles that are integrated in a "new" way with easy to learn techniques and methods that allow individuals and family members to have more control over their feelings and thoughts, behavior. This enables them to become more self-aware and improve self-esteem and self-definition. Participants also improve their relationships with significant others by using the 8 principles.

Group Goals:

1. Participants will be instructed in the three foundational concepts upon which Love Theory is constructed.
2. Participants will learn the 8 Principles of Love Theory and how to use them to improve relationships with significant others.
3. Participants will learn simple techniques and exercises that will enable them to implement the 8 Principles of Love Theory.
4. Participants will have the opportunity to form supportive relationships with others whose concerns and needs are similar to their own.