A Marriage-Strengthening Program for
New Parents and Parents-to-be
Most couples anticipate that when the baby joins the family
their life will change. What the changes turn out to be, and how best to respond to
them, is what throws many couples into a loop.
Baby Makes Three teaches pregnant and new-parent couples how to
recognize the change in roles and responsibilities and respond in a positive
manner, in order to strengthen the marital bond. Marriage and Family Therapist Anne
Ziff facilitates a small group of couples. She builds upon the assets most
couples bring to marriage, and provides the education and knowledge they need,
to help them explore this new territory.
As Anne explains it, “Although baby’s birth
begins with separation from Mom physically, psychically baby is still attached
to Mom. And it takes the better part of the first two years for that second
separation to be optimally accomplished.”
She explains that the couple relationship is dynamically changed by baby's
birth and that it is
the bond between the parents that risks rupturing. This pro-active program has a
proven effectiveness to strengthen the parents’ relationship and reduce the
likelihood of marital discord. With
one in two marriages ending in divorce, every couple would benefit from Baby
Makes Three.
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Baby
Makes Three Online Registration Form
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Phone/Fax: 203/371-6826
Email:
info@parasolservices.com
Anne Ziff is a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist
in private practice in both New York City and Westport, Connecticut. She has
taught parenting since the early 1970s, and provides therapeutic services to
individuals, couples and groups. Anne
studied with Haim Ginott, author of “Between Parent and Child” and
“Between Parent and Teenager”. She
has conducted research about understanding the roles of new mothers and
fathers. She is the mother of two adult daughters.
Anne’s pragmatic style is a perfect match for this
solution-focused program. People
who have participated in Anne’s groups stated that she is Informative and
Interactive. Comments included appreciation for the group format, and
ability to hear about other couples’ experiences – and solutions!
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