Lektion 1
Our Changing Bodies
In this session led by Graham, you will hear some discussion and consideration of how the natural changes in our bodies can impact each person in a relationship, with consideration of what this might mean. Changes are a part of the ageing process, and they will typically involve some sense of deterioration in function. The intention of the session is to introduce what kinds of issues this raises, and some means to traverse through with positivity and support.
Lektion 2
The Dance Of Intimacy
Intimacy is seen as desirable and honourable in close relationships, acknowledging a unique bond that is special ad private. As we age, means of expressing intimacy are perhaps less available to us, as sexual function deteriorates and various bodily changes might bring mixed feelings or restrictions in physiological comfort. In this session, you will address ways to continue and create opportunities to remain intimate as closely as is right for you, and how to set up opportunities to retain the uniqueness of your particular relationship. We leave the session with some reflexive questions for you to ponder.
Lektion 3
Agreeing To Disagree: Creating Powerful Contracts With Each Other
In this session you will explore the concept of contracting with each other in a way which keeps commitment fresh and meaningful. You will hear some examples of what kind of things might be important to consider, and the session will end with a short meaningful guided practice to encourage you to create your own reviews of your relationship, identifying what is important to you, what you are grateful for, and what, if anything, you might ike to change
Lektion 4
Enabling Communication: Four Key Principles
In this final session, we look at four basic principles of effective communication. Whether through over familiarity, or through unexpected changes, it becomes more important than ever to communicate well, openly, honestly. The principles of good listening, of understanding, of taking responsibility for making ourselves known, for expressing gratitude enable us to co-author the ageing process. Enjoy.