OVERVIEW:

A soul scorching series of scenes, songs, and mini-lectures that answer the questions: Is there a connection between developmental wounds and behaviors of lying, secret keeping and betrayals? If so, how can that information be made practical and useful to our clients and us?

A client couple arrives at our office and there is suspicion of a secret, hidden. Is it our job to ferret it out? If so, how?

Anna and Ryan, married 10 years, arrive at your office. Anna reveals, “He’s distant lately and says he has to work longer hours. Should I be worried? He’s always been straight with me before, but this time, well, I’m not sure. He says I’m crazy jealous. What do I do?”

Once the affair has been acknowledged, how do we re-start a connection between them, when one needs to speak about the hurt, and the other, can’t bear to hear it? How, as change agents, can we help client’s access, feel and express remorse?

“Now he says it was a one time thing and I’m blowing it up for nothing. He says he loves me, he’s not going anywhere and I should get over it. If only he would try to understand.”

Ryan eyes narrow. He slams her with his words, “I understand alright. I understand she won’t let it go and she’s ripping my heart out!”

What do we know and how can we move hurt clients towards forgiveness?

Join us for a day of education and entertainmentset in the tone of a Broadway play.

We offer you hearty laughs, moments of personal recognition, and dramatic gems wrapped in song and music. Learnings abound. Do invite us to bring this one-of-a-kind production to the people you touch.

Contact co-founders Jackie Cohen LCSW (610) 664-5805 E:mail JackieC102@comcast.net or Sunny Shulkin LCSW (610) 667-7645 E:mail Sunny@SunnyShulkin.com