Dear Friends and Colleagues:
We wanted to let you know that Date Night Works will be conducting
a Pre-Conference Training on Sunday, July 22, at the NARME conference in Baltimore.
Our one day training, called
Date Night Bootcamp (Session 1T-9), will be led by Sarah Meyer and Tim Popadic. Tim is our resident Date Night guru, having led Date Night events with over 20,000 participants in the Palm Beach area. Together Sarah and Tim are helping relationship champions host their own Date Nights around the country.
Why Date Nights? “Date Nights” are being employed around the nation and in every case have been shown to improve relational satisfaction of participating couples. At the NARME Conference Dr. Bradford Wilcox from the University of Virginia will release his latest research under the title
“Date Night Opportunity” which verifies the value of couple’s time together.
If you have been thinking about how you can help and serve relationships with people you care about, beyond what you already do, we encourage you to attend this training on Sunday. At the training session we will walk you through step-by-step how you can easily build and sponsor a Date Night campaign using smart-phone apps, date night “deals,” and engaging promotional material. We want to help you create a “win” for relationships in your community. You’ll come away with
a vision and a plan for relational impact.
Apart from our training seminar we think you would also benefit from the rest of the conference that NARME has put together -- an astounding 3 days of Learning, Networking, Fun, and Information to help you serve families.
· There will be a great night
at the Baltimore Orioles game! · Ten workshop breakouts! Seven plenary sessions. Plus up to 46 available CEU hours available from a national provider!
· NARME members get an additional $50 off and can attend a delicious free dinner Monday night! (Members only!)
· Basic Conference fee starting at $349
Click here to see what all the excitement is about at
www.NARMEconference.com. Please pass this opportunity along to those serving families.
Hope to see you in Baltimore!
The Date Night Works Team
Take advantage of the lazy--or hectic--summer afternoons you'll spend with your children to try out some empathy building exercises. Not sure where to begin? Start with a family album. Gathering the family around an old photo album is an easy and fun way to share memories with your children--and a perfect opportunity to talk about emotions. Consider scanning some family photos that represent common emotions and putting them on the fridge. Create moveable labels for each family member that say "Today I feel like this." 
