Therapy has its place but so does Coaching. In a world where time is of the essence, economic stress and access to counseling becoming more challenging due to insurance cut backs, there's good news: Coaching.
Individual, family, career or marriage coaching could be the solution to helping you go to the next level. With lower costs, less time, less structure and easier access, Coaching could change your life and those around you.
Dr. Matt Turvey and Mitch Temple have teamed up to offer you years of experience and guidance to take you to the next level. For more info click here.
Mitch Temple: Connecting People and Opening Paths Across the Christian Market
Examples of Mitch's Experience and Expertise
Every path into the Christian market winds through denominations, emphases, influencers, regions, churches, business models, mindsets, ministries, media, organizations, channels . . . and decision-makers.
To successfully, sensibly reach the Christian market, therefore, calls for a guide to its opportunities—and to its gatekeepers.
From 25 years across the Evangelical landscape—from large, far-reaching resources such as Focus on the Family and Family Life, to decades of church service, to the one-on-one of Christian counseling—Mitch Temple has the view, the strategies, and the relationships that connect dots for non-profit and for-profit projects. On his clients’ behalf, he operates not to “land big fish” but to wisely, effectively help reach right people, places, and groups—like pennies in a slot.
Contact:
mitchtempleonline@gmail.com
The Marriage Turnaround SeminarJuly 4, 2011 to July 31, 2013 – National/ International
Mitch Temple Quick Summary (Click links for examples of Mitch Temple's work and experience) -Relationships- helping organizations connect to the right people and partners Events- vision, planning,…
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Mitch Temple Online is a website designed to help individuals and families build healthy relationships.
Mitch is a noted author, speaker and expert in the relationship field and offers simple, practical and encouraging guidance. On this website you will find information on services Mr. Temple offers individuals, employees and marriages. You will find information on how to receive coaching from Mr. Temple at his local office, phone or online. You will also find articles written by Mr. Temple on relationships in the Articles/ blog section as well as posts from members in over 70 countries.
We invite you to pull up a chair, sit down and take a look inside. Post your thoughts, ideas and questions. We are glad you are here.
Bio: Mitch has been married to Rhonda for 28 years. They have 3 grown children. One grand baby! Mitch was former Director of Marriage for one of the nations largest Christian Non Profits- Focus on the Family. He is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and the author/ co-author of 5 published books. He holds two graduate degrees in counseling, marriage and family therapy. Mitch worked in local churches for 25 years in family related areas.
Mitch currently serves as a consultant to non profit organizations, corporations, and individuals helping them take their projects, products relationships to the next level.
Mitch is also working as a Consultant with Provident Films (Sony) on family movies like GRACECARD and COURAGEOUS.
Mitch and his wife Rhonda speaks to audiences all over the world and conducts Intensives for couples in crisis with an 80% success rate in saving marriages.
(Below: Mitch Speaking to 80,000 people in over 500 locations across the U.S.)
Watch videos of Mitch speaking in Hawaii
The Book: The Marriage Turnaround
If you're married, you realize that your marriage could be so much more than it currently is. You may not feel the need for a 90 degree shift; perhaps you see the need for a mere 5 degree change of course. Regardless how needy your marital relationship is, the ideas presented in The Marriage Turnaround are presented to move your marriage toward great. The Marriage turnaround is not just for couples who may be struggling, its for every couple: premarrieds, newlyweds, married with kids, empty nesters. And, this is the place to share your ideas, questions and a place to be encouraged by peers.
Read what Best selling authors and experts like Dr. Gary Chapman, Gary Smalley, Dr. John Trent and others have to say about The Marriage Turnaround by clicking here.
Here's what readers of The Marriage Turnaround are saying:
Every couple should read this book!! I have read it 3 times and have learned something new everytime. In this book Mitch brings out every myth us humans have made up about marriage. This isn't another "how to" book, it is a blueprint for a great marriage! This book is one of the things that saved my marriage. God obviously is the One who restored my marriage, but this book helped make me a better husband and I needed radical change in the way I was as a husband. This book isn't just for couples who are separated, on the verge of divorce, or even in trouble at all, this book is for every couple in every marriage! Even if your marriage is full of bright and shining moments you'll be surprised with what this book can and will teach you. Mitch has taken marriage and opened every layer of it to reveal how something as simple as changing our thinking can improve every marriage.
If you're married or thinking about being married I HIGHLY recommend buying this book. It is bar none the best book on marriage that has ever been written.
Marriage Turnaround, July 5, 2010
By netrbug (Florida) - See all my reviews 100% the best marriage book I have ever read and I have read plenty! I am a Christian Counselor and have 30+ marriage books that I have reviewed and would put them all aside and recommend this one. The only thing I add is that it tells you like it is and you must be ready to hear it or it will not do your marriage any good.
It pays to listen, March 12, 2009
By R. Avalos (Moreno Valley, CA) - See all my reviews
This book has been an answer to prayer. My wife and I were on the verge of
separation if not worse. After seeing the movie Fireproof, I went to Amazon.com to buy the book, when it gave me the option or suggestion of this book. Something inside me told me to get this book as well. Let me tell you it has paid off, not only are we still together but by reading this book and by the grace of the Almighty God, I found a renewed live for my wife. The Marriage Turnaround is worth the investment.
Awesome book - really enjoyed reading it!, June 7, 2009By John G. Gscheidmeier (Milwaukee, WI) - See all my reviews
I really enjoyed reading this book, and don't let the title deceive you - this book is great for couples who are looking to strengthen their relationships, not just save it. 1 of 1 people found the following review helpful:
A Terrific Marriage Resource! A Couples' Reading Group Pick!, February 21, 2009
By Stacey (Las Vegas, NV USA) - See all my reviews
Mitch Temple's "The Marriage Turnaround" is an incredible non-fiction read. This book educates, enlightens and inspires. The quotes that begin each chapter will make you laugh, cry and contemplate profound insights from various personalities. The writing tactfully and frankly discusses various marital issues, weaknesses and strengths, offering hope for couples at any stage of marriage whether successful or not. The only thing missing from this book is a discussion guide. Even so, I highly recommend it as a couples book group pick!
Very timely and well-written, June 18, 2010
By David M. Patterson - See all my reviews I enjoyed this book and will use the suggestions in my own marriage. I will also order this book for some other people I know who are going through rough spots in their marriage. Mr. Temple does a good job of dispelling many of the myths that pop-culture has foisted on marriage. Some of the other marriage books out there are more "theory-driven." This one is more practical. It gives me hope for my own marriage because the suggestions don't seem all that hard to implement. Also because the author adopts a hopeful tone.
Below: Group picture with Mitch and fellow speakers at the National Marriage Simulcast at Focus with over 40,000 people in attendance and 300 locations across the U.S. and Canada. Speakers (from top left to right, bottom left to right): Mitch Temple; Yvette Maher (Focus on the Family); Stephen Kendrick (Author/ Producer: Love Dare/ Fireproof; Gary Thomas (Sacred Marriage); Francis Chan (Crazy Love); Les & Leslie Parrott (Love Talk); Julie Slattery (No More Headaches); John Waller (CCM Music Artist); Gary Chapman (Five Love Languages).
Watch Mitch Speaking on the Topic of Differences in Marriage
I don't read the Wall Street Journal much. I don't listen to news much actually, most of the time it depresses me. The way I figure it is that if I need to know something important, somebody will call or text this dummy and let me know.
However, there is the other side. Sometimes news not only informs but inspires. Sometimes it causes me to think, reflect and makes me want to be a better person. That's the case with an article by Peggy Noonan in the …
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on January 3, 2012 at 3:38pm
Need a good dose of Forgiveness? Go see October Baby in theaters this weekend during a limited release in Alabama and Mississippi. Check out the trailer or watch youtube videos about the film.
October Baby preformed as well or better than many Hollywood Blockbusters though only releasing on about 15 screens. People love…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on October 31, 2011 at 4:30pm
“Your time is limited, so don’t waste it living someone else’s life. Don’t be trapped by dogma — which is living with the results of other people’s thinking,” Jobs said at a commencement speech at Stanford University in 2005. “Don’t let the noise of others’ opinions drown out your own inner voice."- Steve Jobs
(Steve Passed away today at age 56).
Posted by Mitch Temple on October 5, 2011 at 9:26pm
Posted by Mitch Temple on October 3, 2011 at 10:45pm — 1 Comment
Trailer for Courageousthemovie. What a pleasure to work on this film. This film will impact your marriage, kids, faith and your world. This is the kind of movie that changes your life, not just your mood.
Posted by Mitch Temple on September 27, 2011 at 10:33pm
Posted by Mitch Temple on September 19, 2011 at 8:00am
With the financial strain in marriage growing larger or deeper with each passing day in this terrible economy, its easy for spouses to resort to lying about money issues. Tempted? Think twice. Read this article.
Mitch
Posted by Mitch Temple on August 13, 2011 at 4:01pm
Got a minute? Read this one minute "battery charger" by my friend Jeff Kemp.
Sign up for these one minute day boosters. I love them.
Mitch
Posted by Mitch Temple on July 21, 2011 at 1:45pm
While living in Colorado I attended an Indian Pow-wow not far from my home, across the road, into the forest, higher up into the front range of the Rockies. It was about one mile from my home. I really didn’t know what I was getting into as I drove higher and higher down the rocky road following sign after sign “turn here” “turn here”. But I finally arrived.
Along with the wind rushing through the Ponderosa Pines, I heard sounds that transported me back over a hundred years…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 20, 2011 at 2:00pm
1. Think-big (look at the big picture of your relationships, it's not just about you)
2. Think-smart (think in simple terms, one step at time, small changes versus big changes)
3. Get-over (forgive and forgive again)
4. Say-yes (try to get to yes vs. no)
5. Choose-battles (count the cost, in an argument ask "Is it worth it to say what I'm about to?")
6.…
Posted by Mitch Temple on July 20, 2011 at 1:16pm
Posted by Mitch Temple on July 19, 2011 at 12:05pm
There have been numerous times that I thought, especially the early years “this is it! There is no way I can live with this any longer”, but I did. And it’s often the little, tiny, insignificant annoyances that we allow to become mountains we cant see over. So we start looking for an exit sign.
A…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 17, 2011 at 10:00am
The following facts are completely useless and have absolutely nothing to do with marriage or life in general. However, every blog needs a little lift or lightening up. Hope you enjoy these worthless facts.
Mitch
Posted by Mitch Temple on July 17, 2011 at 1:43am
No couple that I know is struggle-less. The best I know tend to have their lions share of unrelenting struggle.
Rhonda and I have wrestled with both the relational and spiritual side of our marriage through the years. It’s always intrigued me that in our 25 years of marriage we have wrestled with some of the same problems people have been struggling with for thousands of years. I have found that many problems in my marriage and the ones…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 16, 2011 at 5:00pm
Would love to hear your thoughts on what is the best thing(s) we can give our children today. You can get some professional's opinion anywhere, a dime a dozen. But we want to hear from you. Give us your answers. Love to hear them.
Click here to take the poll: Whats…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 14, 2011 at 11:36pm
One of the things I have learned about writing is that in order to write a book, you have to write. Sounds obvious, but not necessarily. The hardest part of writing really is writing. A friend of mine who encouraged me early on to write would always say, “Don’t try to do it right, just write.” “There’s…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 14, 2011 at 11:30pm
“My dad treated my mom like dirt”… Be a cycle breaker.
“My mom and dad divorced when I was ten. My brother and his wife split after three years. My friends are all divorced”…. Be a cycle breaker
“My wife hurt me deeply. I have every right to hurt her back just a deeply.” … …
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 14, 2011 at 11:15pm
Mitch offers limited coaching sessions with individuals, couples and parents. If you are interested in online, phone or skype coaching with Mitch, email him at: mitch@mitchtempleonline.com with a short description of the…
Posted by Mitch Temple on July 11, 2011 at 1:26pm
Mitch Temple: Connecting People and Opening Paths Across the Christian Market
Every path into the Christian market winds through denominations, emphases, influencers, regions, churches, business models, mindsets, ministries, media, organizations, channels . . . and…
ContinuePosted by Mitch Temple on July 1, 2011 at 12:08pm
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