About Imago
Imago helps people create the relationships they want to be living. It offers help and support to people of all races, creeds, colours and gender orientations without discrimination.
Definitions of Imago
Originally developed to help couples work through their conflicts and increase joyful connection, Imago has expanded into many other areas where the quality of human relationships is important.
It continues to evolve and spread. Workshops, trainings and therapy and facilitation are offered in over 50 countries around the world.
Imago is
- a theory and practice that can be used in diverse situations involving human relationships.
- a way of being in the world and relating to the world
- a way of being in intimate relationship
- an approach to couple therapy
- Imago helps people create the relationships they want to be living. It offers help and support to people of all races, creeds, colours and gender orientations without discrimination.
- It gives people the skills and understanding to get unstuck from old dynamics, whether they are showing up at home, at work or at play.
- We are born in relationship, we are hurt in relationship, we must heal in relationship.
- Imago shows us how so we can live our fullest potential - achieve our most adult form and fly, free from old limiting beliefs and behaviours.
- Imago was developed in the mid 1980s by Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt, authors of the best-selling book “Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples”, a long-time New York Times best-seller.
- It continues to evolve and spread. Workshops, trainings and therapy are offered in over 30 countries around the world.
- People from a wide range of spiritual and scientific traditions resonate strongly with the concepts presented through Imago theory and practice.
"I found a safe space to express my feelings and rebuild trust with my spouse."
Jordan & Casey