SunRaven, “the Home of Slow Medicine” located in Bedford, NY, will host another of its popular Couples Program retreats February 26-28, 2016. “Achieving balance and maintaining peace as individuals and as a couple is essential to our well-being on many levels,” says holistic physician Michael Finkelstein, MD, founder of SunRaven.

He will lead the retreat along with psycho-spiritual counselor Robin Queen Finkelstein, guiding the couples as they learn to “hold space and honor differences,” develop effective communication and dialogue skills, develop mutual goals that make sense and keep them happy and fulfilled, find the right spiritual balance, learn to give and receive, and get the love they want. SunRaven will host a free informational open house February 11 at 7 p.m.

Finkelstein says participants in SunRaven’s Couples Program often benefit on several levels. “It has not only brought me and my partner closer and created more meaningful intimacy between us, it has helped bring me closer to myself,” one participant wrote afterwards. “I am more aware of my needs and desires, and am better able to articulate them to my partner without causing stress on the relationship or myself.”

For details, visit SlowMedicine.org, or call to register at 914.218.3113.