Scott Wolfe Ph.D. is a Clinical Psychologist and Certified Gottman Method Couples Therapist and Workshop Leader who practices in Columbia, Maryland. To find out why certification is important please visit Gottman.com.

     Dr. Wolfe has specialized in individual and couples counseling for over twenty-five years and has helped hundreds of couples and individuals enrich their relationships, improve their communication, and find deep, lasting emotional connection in their relationships. In addition to being personally trained in couple therapy by Drs. John and Julie Gottman, Dr. Wolfe has trained with leading family therapists at his predoctoral internship with The University of California, San Francisco and at the California School of Professional Psychology-Fresno (APA Fully Approved) where he completed
his doctoral degree and later was on the Adjunct Faculty there and taught Marriage and Family Therapy and Cognitive Behavioral Therapy on the graduate level.

     Dr. Wolfe has also completed Advanced Training and an Advanced Externship in Emotionally Focused Couple Therapy (EFT) with Dr. Susan Johnson and senior EFT trainers at the International Centre for Excellence in Emotionally Focused Therapy. Dr. Wolfe integrates EFT and Attachment Theory into his work with individuals and couples. Finally, he also has been a clinical supervisor for Loyola College in Baltimore and has been a consultant for The Johns Hopkins University research program "Keeping Families Strong." 

           The 2012 Baltimore/ Washington D.C. Schedule for Our

          Gottman Weekend Workshop for Couples :

               The Art and Science of Love (ASL)

                             March 31 & April 1, 2012

                             July 7 & 8, 2012

                            November 3 & 4, 2012

  
8:30 am to 5 pm both days
Registration 8am-8:30am on Saturday

Location: Holiday Inn Laurel-West
                  15101 Sweitzer Lane
                   Laurel, Maryland 20707

conveniently located off of  Interstate 95 halfway
between Baltimore and Washington 
20 minutes from BWI airport and 20 minutes
from the Amtrak stop at BWI.

Presenters: Scott Wolfe Ph.D. and Patricia Gibberman LCSW. Both personally trained by the Gottmans.

To register or to obtain a workshop brochure call 410-381-4411,
email me at scott@swolfephd.com, or print out this page, complete it and send it in
with your check payable to Associated Center for Therapy 7120 Minstrel Way,
Suite 203, Columbia, Maryland  21045

Early Registration Fee:
$595 per couple (4 weeks or more before the workshop)

                    
Standard Registration:
$645.00 per couple (4 weeks to 1 week  before the workshop)

Late Registration Fee:  
$695.00 per couple   (Less than 1 week before the workshop)




Registration Form:
Send to: Associated Center for Therapy
7120 Minstrel Way, Suite 203
Columbia, Maryland 21045
Or fax to 410-381-4711

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W ho Should Attend
Research shows that on average, couples wait six years from the first signs of problems before they seek help. This workshop is designed to strengthen your marriage or relationship. If you have a strong relationship, this workshop will provide you with insights and tools to make it a great one. If your relationship is distressed, this two-day workshop will provide a road map for repair.

W hat You'll Learn
At the workshop, couples will learn how to:

• Foster respect, affection, and closeness
   
• Build and share a deeper connection with each 
  other's inner world 
   
• Keep conflict discussions calm
   
• Break through and resolve conflict gridlock
   
• Strengthen and maintain the gains in your
  relationship 

T he Workshop Program

John Gottman, Ph.D., has learned what really makes marriages work by studying and following over 3,000 couples in 30 years of research. John Gottman together with Dr Julie Schwartz Gottman, the Clinical Director of both The Gottman Institute and The Gottman Relationship Clinic, has designed this workshop presented by Gottman Certified Couples Workshop Leaders to teach you how to foster romance and harmony in your relationships.

During the first day, you will learn how to build fondness, admiration, and closeness in your relationship. On the second day, you'll work on conflict management while learning new and important communication skills.

In the workshop, there will be many humorous stories and role-plays by Gottman Certified Couples Workshop Leaders.  Couples work privately on exercises designed to address the challenges in their real-life relationship. Gottman therapists are available to support couples one-on-one with exercises.  There is no group work or public disclosure.

At the end of the workshop you will leave with a greater understanding of your relationship and the skills to repair or enhance it.

W orkshop Topics

1. The five basic questions

• How is your marriage/relationship doing?
• What makes relationships change, for better or for worse?
• If your marriage is in trouble, how can you turn it around?
• If your marriage is doing well, how can you ensure that your relationship will continue to grow?
• As your relationship improves, how can you make changes last?

2. Assessing your marriage

• Learn to recognize the Four Horsemen of the Apocalypse and what to do if they are attacking your marriage.
• Identify your relationship's specific strengths and how to build on these.
• Learn about the effects of physiological flooding and how it may impede conflict resolution.
• Learn the small, easy steps that increase romance in your relationship.
  

3. Building a "Sound Relationship House"

• Learn how Love Maps provide a solid foundation for intimacy.
• Use the Fondness and Admiration System to renew respect and care for one another.
• Create an Emotional Bank Account that you can draw upon in times of stress. Develop your problem-solving skills, including the four techniques of effective conflict regulation: Softened Start-up, Accepting Influence, Repair Work, and De-escalation.

Visit swolfephd.com or gottman.com for more information.