Vulnerability in Relationships

In this workshop, Adrienne Dancy, LCPC will present a way to approach your relationship to help open up ways to increase vulnerability in the relationship. Being vulnerable is considered a foundational step to help fortify and support sustainability in relationships. 

This workshop will give you information and tools to help open up your relationship to a deeper connection. Deeper connections along with recovery strategies help offset and/or lessen the intensity that occasionally occurs when communication challenges emerge in a relationship.

This 60 minute workshop will take place on Feb. 8th 2PM - 3PM at Beverly Therapists, located 10725 S. Western, 2nd Floor. 

Space is limited to 6 couples total (or 12 participants). The cost is $20 per person. The workshop will be offered virtually or in person (live recorded). 

For more information or to sign up contact Adrienne Dancy, LCPC directly by phone, text or email. 

About the Presenter:

Adrienne considers herself a lifelong learner hailing from northern CA -exposed to nature early on in life shaping her frame of reference for all living creatures. Early years were spent working weekends as a junior Ranger which exposed and taught her to utilize nature and the cycle of life as a foundational source when providing therapy. She is an avid reader, walker/jogger/hiker, and dog lover. Current interests are cultural/heritage travel tours, orange sherbert ice cream, and “day in the life of…” videos. She uses her faith in God coupled with the theoretical skills acquired to establish anchors when faced with complex clinical challenges. In this season of life she is excited about sharing information to couples in navigating relationship challenges as it pertains to relationship foundation development. A quote that helps inform her work is: 

“Helping others, that’s the main thing. The only way for us to help ourselves is to help others and to listen to each other’s stories. - Eli Wiesel