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Absolutely. This is critical. Every aspect of this assessment is grounded in multiple studies to ensure that the tool is both reliable and valid. As you go through your training to be certified as a LoveWell Facilitator, you’ll be exposed to a myriad of studies that are the underpinnings of the LoveWell Assessment. And a quick perusal of the reference list attached to this Facilitator Training Guide will prove helpful in this regard as well.

In short, the LoveWell Assessment does two things for couples: 1) flags and lowers their risk factors, and 2) optimizes their combined strengths as a couple. It does this by assessing everything from psychological wellbeing to revealing how their combined personalities can be leveraged for optimal success. The LoveWell Assessment is robust, personalized, and powerful.

It ensures that your work is highly effective – for you and for the couples in your care. It helps you structure your time and your sessions for optimal success. It helps you draw couples out because the LoveWell Assessment, in addition to being a diagnostic tool, is an incredible discussion starter. As a certified LoveWell Facilitator you also have access to your own LoveWell online dashboard for organizing your work with couples. You’ll find this to be highly intuitive and effective.

Whether you use the LoveWell Assessment with a couple every few months or you use it with couples every week, your online dashboard will become extremely helpful to you. It will allow you to review couple’s reports as soon as they each complete them. It will also allow you to give them access to their results when you are ready.

Absolutely. This is critical. Every aspect of this assessment is grounded in multiple studies to ensure that the tool is both reliable and valid. As you go through your training to be certified as a LoveWell Facilitator, you’ll be exposed to a myriad of studies that are the underpinnings of the LoveWell Assessment. And a quick perusal of the reference list attached to this Facilitator Training Guide will prove helpful in this regard as well.

Anyone who is working with couples on the front end of marriage will benefit from becoming certified as a LoveWell Facilitator. This includes counselors and therapists as well as ministers and mentors.

The training is done online or in-person training – at a time and place of your choosing or your master level facilitator. It takes approximately three hours online and as determined by your instructor for in-person training. We will provide you with a code as part of your training so that you may take the assessment yourself. Once complete, you’ll receive a certificate as an LoveWell Facilitator suitable for framing. You can then begin using LoveWell with couples immediately.

Yes. If you are working as a husband-and-wife team, either as co-counselors or marriage mentors, you’ll both need to complete the training to become certified as LoveWell Facilitators. Oh, and it won’t cost more to do this. Simply use the same account and go through the training together. You’ll then share the same Facilitator Dashboard once you complete your training.

Yes. To maintain quality of care with the couples that receive LoveWell Assessment Reports, they must be done in relationship with a certified LoveWell Facilitator. And everyone who uses LoveWell as a Facilitator must receive training.

LoveWell is for couples at any age or stage. In fact, the assessment questions automatically adjust for the couple’s relationship status, as will their report. So use the LoveWell assessment with pre-engaged, already engaged, or married couples. There’s no need for selecting different “versions” of the assessment. We do that for you. Couples may be young or older. Faith-based or not. They may be from different cultural or ethnic backgrounds. They may be cohabiting. Whatever a couple’s circumstance, LoveWell will “know” who they are as they answer preliminary questions and it will customize the report accordingly.

Of course. While it certainly works well with one couple in counseling or coaching sessions, it’s also designed to work great with groups of couples. You’ll find a special section in the Training Manual especially for this.

That is up to you. While we will make suggestions in the Facilitator Training Guide, we do not prescribe a precise number of sessions. That’s up to you. In short, the typical number of pre-marriage sessions for most counselors, ministers, chaplains, or mentors who use LoveWell is between 5 to 8 sessions, some prefer to use LoveWell in an intensive and elongated single session and some prefer to use it over the course of 10 sessions or more. In addition to being used in a traditional office setting or classroom with a group, it is can be used in a retreat or seminar setting as well.

You can have couples pay directly for the LoveWell Assessment online or you can purchase codes to provide to couples as you work with them. That way you can build the cost of LoveWell into your work with them. Either way works. It’s up to you.

Every couple who receives and reviews their own LoveWell Report with a certified Facilitator will enjoy a highly personalized experience that opens up dozens of compelling insights and countless conversations to help them grow as a individuals and as a couple.