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Premarital Conversations

​Premarital Conversations offer a supportive container for you to explore your partnership in a fun, relaxed and collaborative process. With me as guide and facilitator, together you will develop a better understanding of your strengths and challenges, individually and jointly, and discover opportunities for growth in relationship to yourself, and with each other.

"We definitely recommend premarital conversations. Hannah's kindness and care were ever-present in her helpful guidance for navigating the marriage process."

Premarital Conversations are helpful for any engaged couple, whether or not I am also your officiant. Unlike other premarital counseling or marriage preparation programs utilizing online surveys and other standard assessments, our conversations are led by your needs as individuals, and as partners.

"We are so happy with the process with Hannah. We continue to be amazed ​by her presence and wisdom and how helpful it feels for us."

Premarital Conversations Package

My Premarital Conversations package includes 3 hour-long sessions with exercises to complete on your own to further support and deepen each topic. Our guided conversation moves from discussing your relationship to envisioning your wedding day to exploring married life beyond the big event.

​Ideally, Premarital Conversations occur between the most intensive ends of wedding planning: after you’ve made your big initial decisions, but before planning ramps up again as the day approaches. If this is not possible, adjustments can be made to work within most time frames.
 
The 3-session package is $650, with additional sessions available as needed. Sessions are held at my office or via video call. Premarital Conversations are based upon my Psychosynthesis Practitioner Certification from The Synthesis Center, and my education at The New Seminary including pastoral care and premarital counseling.

My private office in Northampton, MA

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​Premarital Conversations are not counseling or psychotherapy, nor are they intended for clients with psychological disorders or those seeking treatment for mental illness. Couples give me permission to discuss sessions in confidentiality with my supervisor.

Let's begin the conversation!​