Couples Vision Workshop

A guided, practical session designed to help couples gain clarity, alignment, and confidence about where they are going together.

Couples Vision Workshop
This free, in-person Couples Vision Workshop is a guided, practical session designed to help couples gain clarity, alignment, and confidence about where they are going together. Using simple, proven frameworks, couples will clarify what matters most, create a shared vision for their life and family, and learn better ways to make decisions together. This is a hands-on, interactive workshop (not therapy and not a lecture) focused on real-life application. Couples will leave with a clear, written Couples Vision they can revisit and use as life evolves.

Who It’s For
Couples who want more clarity, alignment, and confidence about where they’re going together and how they make decisions as a team.
This is especially valuable for:

• Busy couples juggling work, family, and life
• Couples who want fewer recurring arguments and more shared direction
• Couples who want simple tools to help them make better decisions together

What This Workshop Is
A guided, practical workshop that helps couples:

• Clarify what matters most to them individually and together
• Get aligned on their shared vision for life, family, and priorities
• Learn a simple framework for making decisions together
• Walk away with a clear, written Couples Vision they can actually use

This is not therapy and not a lecture. It is hands-on, structured, and focused on real-life application.

What Participants Will Walk Away With

• A clearer shared vision as a couple
• Language and tools to talk about priorities without tension
• A vision document that captures your shared vision. Also a brief introduction to tools that will help you stay aligned to that vision. More detailed tools for staying aligned to the vision will be provided in an upcoming Couples Traction workshop.

Format

• In-person
• Interactive and worksheet-based
• Mix of teaching, reflection, and guided discussion
  

What to Bring

• Both partners present
• A notebook or something to write with
• Willingness to think and talk together
• It is recommend that each individual bring their own Personal VTO. If you do not have a Personal VTO, please click here to read through an article written by Ben Johnson that will walk you through this process.