Basic guide to learn and practice using the Vital Training technique for couples. This is a new therapeutic model, which, according to our initial prognosis, should help to resolve problems and conflicts common in humans (regardless of psychopathology) in a simple and quick manner, similar in speed to the well-known Brief Therapy. Although many of the tools that were used and continue to use in this technique belong to different branches of traditional psychology and other subjects, what separates us from other approaches and techniques is the way it is presented, its delivery and how it uses information. For the mental health professional that comes into contact with this training for the first time, first, you'll find it quite easy to recognize the various tools, and secondly, will marvel at the high effectiveness of desired changes in trained individuals. Techniques are used that are brought from the world of Transactional Analysis of Neuro Linguistic Programming (NLP), Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy or CBT, Systemic and Strategic Approach and also some solution focus. But definitely the approach is primarily Psychoeducational. What makes the difference in this type of training is the order, organization and pedagogy used to convey the information to the trainee. It also covers a latent need for students and recent graduates in psychology.