

Presented by Kane Counseling Services in partnership with Rocky Mountain University
A One-Day Conference with Tools for Couples, Parents, and Partners
A Day For Us is a practical, skills-based conference for Utah couples designed to help life partners and co-parents strengthen their relationship in the middle of real life. Grounded in mental health expertise and relational science, this is not just inspiration — it’s tools you can use immediately.




Hosted by Kane Counseling Services in partnership with Rocky Mountain University
Relationship & Marriage Coach
Dr. Matt Townsend
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Dr. Matt Townsend is a relationship coach, marriage educator, and human development expert who has spent over 25 years helping couples improve communication, resolve conflict, and build lasting, fulfilling partnerships.
Conflict Mediator & Peace Educator
Dr. Chad Ford

Chad Ford is an international conflict mediator, peace educator, and former ESPN NBA analyst who writes about transforming conflict and building peace in relationships and communities.
Couples & Family Therapy Expert
Dr. Christy Kane

Dr. Christy Kane is a national keynote speaker and psychologist who specializes in couples and family mental health, helping individuals and partners strengthen relationships, improve communication, and navigate life’s challenges with resilience and clarity.
Join us September 12, 2026 from 9am to 3pm
This Day Was Designed For Couples Like You

Couples wanting stronger communication
Parents navigating stress and family dynamics
Partners who want to deepen connection
Anyone invested in building a healthier relationship
One Day. Stronger Together.



WHAT PEOPLE
ARE SAYING

I love the idea of a one-day conference where couples can step away from everyday life and focus intentionally on strengthening their relationship.
Mitch Acton, LCSW & Clinical Director
In today's fast paced society too many couples are neglecting the time and energy needed to daily revitalize their relationships. Investing even a single day in learning better communication and connection skills can change the direction of a relationship.
Farley Sowards, Senior Director at RMU Health Clinics
Investing even a single day in learning better communication and connection skills can change the direction of a relationship.
Carolynn Clark, Master Mediator Utah Courts
This conference is worth your attendance because healthy relationships don’t just benefit couples — they shape the emotional health of entire families.
President Cameron Martin, CEO Rocky Mountain University of Health Professions


