As
a trained ThriveSphere facilitator, you can offer a couple more helpwork
deeper and accomplish more in the time availableby starting with
a clear picture of their relationship. In the process you:
Stimulate and structure
productive couple dialogue.
Gain a wealth of useful information from the perspective of each partner.
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I introduce
the Thrive at the first session and go over their results
on the second meeting. Thrive allows us to get to the heart
of the disconnect more quickly |
Jean
Moretto, Ph.D., LPC |
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I have
found the ThriveSphere to be a very useful tool in both pre-marital
and marital counseling. |
Rev.
Scott Russell Minnich,
D.Min. candidate, Denver Seminary |
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Identify strengths and "action points" to leverage positive
change.
Increase the quality of time spent with a couple.
After working with a couple for a while, when
you believe they are ready, you may have the couple retake a ThriveSphere
"reflectment" two more times within a year (at no additional
cost to you for the tool). These new snapshots capture both stability
and change as the partnership develops across time.
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Repeated
reflectments provide:
Useful, data-based feedback to a couple on their
change-process.
Accountable systemic benchmarks outcome measuresas you monitor
the impact of your work with a couple.
Accumulated feedback on the effectiveness of your practice with multiple
couples.
Finally, ThriveSpheres build referrals as satisfied
clients can also see in a visual way what they have gained from your counseling
or educational work with them.
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I really
enjoy using this tool with couples. It has been a great starter
and road map for the work. |
Kelly
Chicas MS, LMHC, NCC |
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