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Utah State University to Host Webinar on Relationship Resilience

By Utah News Staff · September 4, 2026 · 1 min read
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Utah State University to Host Webinar on Relationship Resilience
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Utah State University is hosting a webinar titled The Coupling Model of Resilience: Strengthening Relationships Under Pressure. The session features Carina Barnum, LCSW, CCTP.

Key takeaways

  • The webinar features Carina Barnum, LCSW, CCTP.
  • The session topic is The Coupling Model of Resilience: Strengthening Relationships Under Pressure.
  • Registration provides an option to receive updates on healthy relationship resources from Utah State University.
  • The event was scheduled for September 24, 2026.

Utah State University is hosting a webinar focused on strengthening relationships under pressure. The session, titled The Coupling Model of Resilience: Strengthening Relationships Under Pressure, features Carina Barnum, LCSW, CCTP.

The webinar was scheduled for September 24, 2026, at 6:00 PM Mountain Time. Participants can register through the university's online portal, where they may opt-in to receive updates regarding healthy relationship resources from Utah State University.

Registration requires providing personal details such as name, email, and age. After registering, participants receive a confirmation email regarding the webinar.

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