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Client Testimonials
Through our five years of marriage, and the years before marriage, Beverly Berg has helped us to communicate as a couple, to listen to one another better, and to stay more respectful to one another. We shudder to think what would have happened without her guidance.
--Ken Nolan, Screenwriter
The relaxed yet structured feel to the workshop created an environment of trust and connection for me to my partner.
--Anonymous Workshop Participant
Most of us believe that we need to first get educated about, and then work hard on everything else in life, but we expect relationships to just work “naturally.” Beverly’s workshop made me and my partner realize one more time how bizarre this belief is, and how much one can learn about how to make one’s relationship better. We learned and grew each week, we got to know each other in ways we did not (and did not even notice that), we learned to trust each other in ways that we did not know how to. At the end of the workshop we both were equipped with tools to make this the best relationship there can be. I cannot recommend this workshop enough.
--Evren Savci, Ph.D. Candidate
In relationships, “I love you” needs to be said, more than that it needs to be done. Beverly Berg’s workshop is a guide for couples who want to make love their own love. It works if you work it.
--David Streit, Film Producer
The weekly assignments helped me pause and appreciate the effort I was choosing to make in order to have the best relationship possible.
--Anonymous Workshop Participant
Beverly Berg’s Conscious Couples Workshop deepened our commitment to one another, taught us loving ways to listen and to be heard, and gave us the tools to stay connected in love. It works, it really does!
--Deborah George, Screenwriter
The experience of being in the workshop helped me realize that the problems I have with my partner are not so different than those of the other couples, and knowing that allowed me to be open in sharing my thoughts.
--Anonymous Workshop Participant
The workshop was a blast, a challenge, an awakening, and a humbling experience among many other things – we discovered and emerged with tools to help us surrender our ego, our need to be right, our resentments, our anger, our preconceptions, our way, etc. in order to create and maintain an environment of cooperation, safety, intimacy, trust and calm. We still make lots of mistakes and find the need to call upon those tools we learned to get us back on course, but it seems the foundation of our relationship has been permanently shifted to a better place of trust and love than we had imagined.
--Kimberly Peirce, Writer and Film Director, “Boys Don’t Cry” and “Stop-Loss”
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