IN-PERSON WORKSHOP · SANTA ROSA

Relationship Patterns: How to Recognize and Change Them

Find the cycles you keep falling into, name what’s happening without blame, and practice a healthier way forward together.

$49per person
Reserve your spot

Saturday, October 24 · 9:30–11:30 AM
Coffee and pastries included · Only 10 spots

People completing Chapter relationship-pattern exercises together at a workshop

Find the pattern. Name it. Change what happens next.

01

Recognize the cycle

Map what triggers the pattern, how each person reacts, and where the conversation gets stuck.

02

Name it without blame

Learn to describe the dynamic as something happening between you, rather than something wrong with one person.

03

Practice a new response

Try a different way to respond and leave with a practical plan for interrupting the pattern at home.

WHAT TO EXPECT

A practical, guided two hours.

The workshop combines short teaching segments, private reflection, guided worksheets, and simple communication exercises. You will leave with language for one recurring relationship pattern and a realistic plan for changing what happens next.

This is an educational workshop, not group therapy. Come on your own or with a partner, and share only what feels comfortable.

Short teaching
Guided worksheets
Practical exercises
Take-home plan
9:30–9:50

Welcome, coffee and pastries

Settle in, meet Sabrina, and get a simple introduction to how recurring relationship patterns form.

9:50–10:20

Spot your pattern

Use a guided worksheet to map a familiar cycle—what starts it, how each person responds, and where it gets stuck.

10:20–10:50

Name it without blame

Learn a clear framework for talking about the pattern as the shared problem, rather than making either person the problem.

10:50–11:15

Practice a different response

Choose a new pause, request, or repair and work through it in a low-pressure individual or partner exercise.

11:15–11:30

Your take-home plan

Pick one small change to try at home, with time for final questions and reflection.

Sabrina, founder of Chapter Therapy

YOUR FACILITATOR

Sabrina Briceño

Licensed professional clinical counselor and founder of Chapter Therapy. Sabrina helps people build healthier relationships with themselves and their families through a collaborative, goal-oriented approach. She is passionate about modernizing the practice and creating safe, inclusive spaces for people of all identities.

She’ll guide this workshop in a warm, structured, and judgment-free way, so you can have a productive conversation without turning it into another argument.

THE LOCATION

Regus in Fountaingrove

3558 Round Barn Blvd, Suite 200
Fountaingrove
Santa Rosa, CA 95403

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Coffee and pastries included

Coffee and pastries from 9:30–9:50 AM. The workshop begins promptly at 9:50 AM.

The Santa Rosa workshop room at Round Barn Boulevard
The workshop room

A PRACTICAL RELATIONSHIP-FOCUSED workshop

Understand the pattern. Change the conversation.

$49per person
Reserve your spot