ABC Nightline has filmed a story about our workshops!!! Having the producer and film crew with us for a whole weekend was quite an adventure. We led the workshop as we always do and they stayed in the background. The participating couples were just amazing - so willing to help spread the word about Intimacy Retreats. Changing the world, one happy couple at a time!
The show was supposed to air tonight, but has been postponed... I'm told that "nothing in a news room is ever definite." Stay tuned...
Monday, April 11, 2011
Friday, March 11, 2011
Beyond Hormones: The Five Elements in Love, Sex & Spirituality
Beyond Hormones: The Five Elements in Love, Sex & Spirituality
Wednesday, February 23, 2011
Cancer & Intimacy
I am hosting a free online seminar that addresses relationship challenges caused by prostate disease, breast cancer & other serious illnesses. It will be led by Rabbi Ed Weinsberg, author of Conquer Prostate Cancer: How Medicine, Faith, Love and Sex Can Renew Your Life.
It's taking place on Tuesday, March 1, 4 pm PST (7 pm EST) but registrants who cannot listen at that time can hear it later. He's very good and answers personal questions. Highly recommended! For info, go to http://bit.ly/IntimacyPro3111.
It's taking place on Tuesday, March 1, 4 pm PST (7 pm EST) but registrants who cannot listen at that time can hear it later. He's very good and answers personal questions. Highly recommended! For info, go to http://bit.ly/IntimacyPro3111.
Friday, February 11, 2011
RX for Sex & Intimacy - our workshop!!
Our Intimacy Retreats are featured in today's USAToday newspaper, travel section! A version is also available online. What fun!
Now Amazon is almost sold out of our book.. but we have them, you can order directly at www.IntimacyRetreats.com.
♥ Diana
Friday, December 3, 2010
Relationship Epidemic: Shutting Out Body Wisdom
I'm wondering if there was ever a time when alexithymi
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Tuesday, November 16, 2010
Love with a Capital 'L': Recognizing the Divine Through Another
Great article. In my own writing, I often refer to "Love with a capital L" - although my publisher refused to use the capital L in our book because he couldn't justify it grammatically! Whether or not we connect such an experience with the divine, and however we interpret that, doesn't matter. What matters is the experience itself. To share such moments with our significant other is to enter into the delicious heart of a relationship. When all else falls away but our intimate connection with our partner, something arises that we can surely call Love - with a capital L! ~ Diana Daffner
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Monday, November 15, 2010
Why Your "Good Enough" Marriage Is Good for Your Kids
Diana Daffner commented on this article:
During the "Falling in Love" stage of a relationship, we probably experience more unconditional and non-judgmental love than at any other time of our lives. Of course, if we let ourselves be blindsided by our feelings of love, we might miss some conditions and necessary assessments that would help us make a better mate selection. However, if we've chosen reasonably well, and we're relatively comfortable in our relationship, then bringing back some of that unconditional love can add a whole new dimension to our happiness. Love is not a feeling that comes and goes, it's a very real experience of what is. And while, yes, there are many aspects to intimacy, a couple who can tap into the kind of love that drew them together in the first place is a happy couple indeed. And the happier the marriage, the better for the kids, the community and the world.
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
During the "Falling in Love" stage of a relationship, we probably experience more unconditional and non-judgmental love than at any other time of our lives. Of course, if we let ourselves be blindsided by our feelings of love, we might miss some conditions and necessary assessments that would help us make a better mate selection. However, if we've chosen reasonably well, and we're relatively comfortable in our relationship, then bringing back some of that unconditional love can add a whole new dimension to our happiness. Love is not a feeling that comes and goes, it's a very real experience of what is. And while, yes, there are many aspects to intimacy, a couple who can tap into the kind of love that drew them together in the first place is a happy couple indeed. And the happier the marriage, the better for the kids, the community and the world.
Read the Article at HuffingtonPost
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