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Seth Eisenberg is the President and CEO of PAIRS Foundation and a leader in the field of relationship education. He has played a key role in expanding the impact of PAIRS (Practical Application of Intimate Relationship Skills), an organization originally founded by his mother, Lori Heyman Gordon, in 1983. Eisenberg has dedicated his career to promoting emotional literacy and relationship skills as critical tools for improving the well-being of individuals, families, and communities.[1][2]
Early Career and Leadership at PAIRS
editEisenberg began his involvement with PAIRS early in his career, initially working alongside his mother to expand the reach of the organization's relationship skills programs. Under his leadership, PAIRS transitioned from being primarily a therapeutic model for couples to a widely accessible program that has been taught to thousands of individuals and families across the world. He became known for his commitment to evidence-based practices and using research to validate the long-term effectiveness of PAIRS programs.[3][4]
As CEO of PAIRS Foundation, Eisenberg has overseen the development of innovative programs that help people from all walks of life, including veterans, low-income families, and at-risk communities, improve their communication, conflict resolution, and emotional connection skills.
Contributions to Veterans and Military Families
editEisenberg's implemented the Warrior to Soul Mate (W2SM) program.[citation needed]
Eisenberg also co-founded Operation Sacred Trust, a national initiative focused on ending veteran homelessness. [citation needed]
Innovations in Relationship Education
editEisenberg has led efforts to digitize PAIRS programs, making relationship education more accessible through tools such as the PAIRS YODI App. This app offers interactive exercises and guidance to help individuals and couples strengthen their relationships on their own schedules. The development of the app is part of Eisenberg's broader vision to integrate technology with relationship education, ensuring that more people have access to life-changing skills.[5]
References
edit- ^ Hannah, Mo Theresa (2003). Building Intimate Relationships: Bridging Treatment, Education, and Enrichment Through the PAIRS Program 1st Edition (1st ed.). Routledge. ISBN 978-1583910764.
- ^ Eisenberg, Seth (22 August 2024). "Strengthening Marriages in Florida: A Template for Divorce Reform, Complemented by the Latest in Technology". Coalition for Divorce Refrom. Coalition for Divorce Reform. Retrieved 7 September 2024.
- ^ Copage, Eric (17 December 2006). "Marriage is Not Built on Surprises". New York Times. Retrieved 7 September 2024.
- ^ Hageman, William (26 March 2013). "Screen Drama". Chicago Tribune. Chicago Tribune. Retrieved 7 September 2024.
- ^ Fleur Afshar, Melissa (17 August 2024). "People Are Using ChatGPT for Therapy—but Is It a Good Idea?". Newsweek.com. Newsweek. Retrieved 7 September 2024.