Couple's Mini Retreat with Evening Sound Bath

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Couple's Mini Retreat with Evening Sound Bath

Saturday February 12 2022 1:00pm

Scott Meyer-Kukan Neighbor

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You love your partner but sometimes they drive you crazy. Learn how to improve your communication and deepen your connection with your loved one.

This mini retreat will include customized couples-focused mindfulness practices, elements of Dialectic Behavioral Therapy, and tools for implementing nuggets of relationship wisdom from the famous book “The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work” by John Gottman, PhD.

Investment: $600 per couple
The value of 4 hours of couple’s therapy + sound bath for 2 is normally $1,080.
That’s a $1,080 value for ONLY $600. Register by January 1st to get $100 Off.

Schedule:
Retreat Activities 1 - 5 pm
Dinner Break 5 - 7 pm
Sound Bath 7 - 8:30 pm

Your Hosts:
Hannah Kanter from Healing with Hannah and Rob Meyer-Kukan from 7 Notes Natural Health.

Register by Clicking HERE.

Payment:
A link to pay will be provided upon completing the registration form.

7 Notes Natural Health
3830 Packard Road
Suite 120
Ann Arbor, MI 48108
United States

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Cheryl Hieber Neighbor

5-26-2022 9:07am

If there are rat infested closets at the Middle School, someone needs to make it a priority to get the rodents eradicated and their access point blocked. Rats are a danger to the students and staff and nobody should be waiting for a millage to pass to address that issue immediately.

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Carolyn Brade Neighbor

5-27-2022 11:42am

How much of the needs, including the rat problem can the Foundation for Saline Area Schools help with. Don't know if the rat problem could be the Learning Space part of the compass; especially if students are using the closets for STEM projects.