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Marriage Counseling

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8:37 am
October 6, 2008


coldplay

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Most of us experience problematic patterns of emotion in our marriage. Its a constant struggle!!

Many a times one needs conseling or therapy to over come the obstacles in their marriage so why not on this forum!!

Share your problems on this one and get a solution to all!!!

6:51 pm
October 6, 2008


SeaMist

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I found couselling to be really good.. although you have to go a few times to get the benefits.. especially when you have a DH who doesnt want to be there.. it can take a few times to really get down to the issues.  So if you ar thinking of getting some counselling with your husband.. I say “go for it” it can only help.

1:43 am
October 7, 2008


coldplay

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Yeah, it is very difficult to initiate it.( personal experience speaking here)

But it does work.

Save your marriage irrespective of involving an outsider.

Unfortunately it does help!

8:39 am
October 8, 2008


lheylhey

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If marriage undergo troubles that cannot be handled by themselves already and are too much for them then undergoing a marriage counseling is a must.  It is helpful because there is this counselor who will serve as the medium to hear what both parties has to say and problems will not be one-sided.

5:09 pm
October 9, 2008


marleycee

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Edmonton

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My DH is under the opinion that counselling should not be required, as if you can't get along, than the relationship is doomed. I mean, I think that counselling is great to establish roads of communication, and to learn techniques to help develop the relationship. Counselling doesn't always have to be a bad thing!

8:25 am
October 10, 2008


sanju123

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  I prefer talking, sharing and confessing to my husband. For me this strategy of mine works very well. He is my best friend and well wisher, he helps me out in the best possible manner. I think instead of grumbling it is better to have a healthier approach. Counselling works well most of times and in most of cases.

6:55 am
October 11, 2008


loolarbelle

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I haven't had to go down that road.. yet. but I reckon I'd try anything to keep my relationship on track.  However, my friend tried doing this once, after things had gone from bad to worse, and I was really surprised to find that although the man was usually very open etc.. he was reluctant to go to Relate because he didn't want to talk about his feelings in front of a stranger.  I thought this was really weird.  But he was at fault so maybe he was just feeling guilty and didn't want to keep going over the same old ground.  His wife was not hapy though.


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