“Experience of the retreat is some of the time is spent in counseling, but I think all the time is spent working on the relationship. And that could be taking a tour like we did in Rothan. Being on the beach quite a bit, doing touristy things that we like to do, going out to dinner.”

“Name is Peggy Jacobs, and I decided to go on the couple’s retreat because I thought it’d be interesting. I thought it would be nice to learn more about my relationship and the depth I was at a turning point. I did not like the person that I was with him, and I did did not like some of the things that were happening in the relationship.”

“My name is Patricia Stevenson. I decided to sign up for the retreat for a few reasons. Just the idea of being able to connect with my partner, with a group of other people who also had the same goals and had being led by people like Alita and Cullen, who had experience with leadership and relationship counseling, just made sense that it would be an environment that would actually feed into our relationship.”

“I was one of those people that didn’t think there was major value in counseling or having other people kind of join into our relationship. I thought we were doing a pretty decent job already, but I was wrong in a sense. Wrong in the sense of it was totally worth it. We learned different tools, we learned different techniques, things that I had not even thought about before. One of the things that I took away was the love language.”

“Hi, we’re Diane and Derek Butts, and we live in Washington, D. C. We have enjoyed an awesome week here in Roatan on the when love works, couples getaway. We can’t wait to come back. That’s an awesome experience. The atmosphere, the energy, the conversations, just the community. It’s been all awesome. Yeah, we’ve met great people, and I would say one of our greatest takeaways is keep working at it.”