In this weekend workshop, we will explore who we are as individual gay men, who we are in relationship and our identities as couples.  By becoming aware of our hopes, yearnings and passions, as well as our stuck places, fears, and conflicts we can realize greater flexibility to create the kind of relationships we would like with ourselves and our partners. Through experiential  individual, relationship and group process work, we will revisit what first brought us together as couples, further develop awareness of what informs the roles we take on in relationships, begin to create new frameworks for healthy conflict, and strengthen our connections with our partners.

Join together with other couples for this first in a series of exciting workshops specifically designed for gay male couples.

Price: $300 per couple

Brad Larsen, PsyD

Brad is a psychologist resident working with individuals, couples and groups in the LGBTQ community since 2007. His training in contemporary Gestalt therapy has been especially valuable for providing competent mental health services from a non-pathologizing perspective. He received a masters degree in clinical psychology in 2007 and a doctorate in clinical psychology in 2011 from Pacific University. He is currently a resident at Quest Center for Integrative Health and an adjunct faculty at the School of Professional Psychology at Pacific University in addition to private practice.

Aleksandr Peikrishvili, M.S.W., PW. DIPL., C.S.W.A.

Aleksandr is a Certified Process Oriented Mental Health Therapist, Conflict Facilitator, Coach and Public Speaker, who has been working with individuals, relationships and groups locally and internationally since 2008.  Aleksandr’s work is informed by a belief that there is inherent potential and creativity hidden in the inner and outer conflicts that challenge us as individuals, relationships and communities. Most recently Aleksandr is exploring performance art as a medium for social and political change and commentary.  please visit his facebook page  www.facebook/ProcessSense