Blockbuster Sholom Bayis Workshops at AC Pesach Program

Renew and Build the Energy of Your marriage with Pesach lectures by Rabbi Yitzchok Dovid Smith and, together with Elisheva Smith, the acclaimed marriage workshop “Couplehood as a Spiritual Pathway: The Imago Journey for Jewish couples” utilizing the proven Imago dialogue techniques to create connection in marriage.

“A marriage of relaxed joyfulness and connection is the foundation of healthy and emotionally sound children. The greatest gift parents can give to themselves, their children and future generations is a loving and connected marriage. Today the interruptions to connection are at every turn – past wounds, pictures around us, emails and cellphones, and draining work schedules,” says Rabbi Smith.

“The skills learned and practiced in this workshop, if practiced, will turn a marriage around or improve an already good marriage. Plus, the very same skills work in creating connection with your children.”

“People of all walks of life struggle to make sense of the world within and around us. The chaos within us and around us is rooted in lack of connection. The workshop changes our direction.”

“So many people have not yet been given the opportunity to be grounded in relationships – they may have been born frum or become frum but wake up to find themselves challenged to keep their marriage above water. Sometimes a marriage can be peaceful but lack real connection. The goal of the workshop is to address that.”

The Smiths are trained Imago Professional Facilitators and bring rich and practical training to the workshop. Rabbi Smith is the Rabbi of Beis-Menachem, an attorney and, as recently reported on CrownHeights.info, candidate for Congress. He received smicha from 770 and studied philosophy and molecular biology at UC Berkeley. Together with his wife, they are raising seven children, kain yirbu.

In addition there will be entertainment with Shea Rubenstein and gourmet meals by Chef Dovid Yerushalmi under Lubavich Kashrus.

For further information please call 609-418-0357.