A recent advertisement that went viral indicated that there were courses for couples both pre and post their wedding that aimed to teach them how to make their marriage work.
Marriage is a new chapter in life and very often it comes with its own set of highs and lows and the key is to survive them.
Post and Pre Marriage training courses are helpful because it gives the opportunity to learn more about one another, build communication and problem-solving skills and identify any expectations that may be unspoken.
Marriage preparatory course is mandatory for Catholic couples intending to get married. Here you get to know your partner better especially when it’s an arranged match.
When we talk about a “course” on how to make a marriage work, one must ensure that it focuses on fostering deeper intimacy and opening communication channels between the couple rather than propagating gender myths or mind games.
Marriage is a form of formal commitment that spouses make towards each other on the bedrock of mutual respect, trust, and a willingness to grow together.
This also begs the question of whether there should be courses dedicated to helping those who have ended their marriage in front of a divorce lawyer. Ultimately, individuals need to re-learn how to trust again, especially after the betrayal of a former spouse. Communication, respect, and the desire to be vulnerable in front of someone else need to be important lessons for those who are ending their marriage.
Read the full story that first appeared in Deccan Chronicle dates Jan 20, 2023 here:
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