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Is Your Marriage on the Rocks? Get Free Marriage Counseling

f your marriage is on the rocks then you'll want to listen
to the wise advice from a new book called - The Marriage Medics. The
Marriage Medics offers concrete suggestions for couples in crisis. Sample
marriage saving advice is available via email by signing up for tips at:
www.themarriagemedics.com Every few days dozens of practical well thought
out tips will be emailed. Here are samples of the free marriage tips:The
Three A's Produce Resentment: Unspoken resentments can grow out of "The
Three A's"--addiction (be it to drugs, alcohol, or TV), affairs, and
abuse. Co-author Dr. Cynthia Cooper points out that such dysfunctions can
be alleviated by various means including identifying the problem, learning
how to handle emotions, and clinical therapy.Money. Some 43% of all
married couples argue over money, making it the No. 1 reason husbands and
wives fight. The alternative, says veteran banker Daniel Smith, is for
couples to realize that managing finances in a household is like running a
business. Spouses should stop living beyond their means, forget about
"keeping up with the Joneses, agree on a financial plan, go on a
credit-card "diet"--and watch their marriage rebound when the debt bomb is
de-fused.Many of the strategies couples use to create happiness and peace
seem rather straightforward and they are. Saving a marriage is not rocket
science, but it does require that couples "want" to save the marriage.
Here are some marriage tips:Listen closely when your spouse is talking.
It's a sign of respect. Give your undivided attention. Nod in agreement
occasionally; it tells your partner you are listening.Remove the words "I
told you so" from your vocabulary because it automatically creates
resentment and anger. When you are proven right after an argument, your
spouse will know this and so there' no need to point it out. Seek
Freshness: There is a truism: Insanity is doing the same thing and
expecting different results. If you're struggling, you need to try
something new, but that doesn' necessarily mean a new wife or a new
husband. Discover something new in yourself so you can discover something
new in your mate that you've never seen before.If you can't wait for daily
tips from the marriage saving, divorce stopping service, the full book
written by five experts on marriage counseling can be purchased on line as
an e-book at www.themarriagemedics.com. I highly recommend it.
About the Author
Martha Winfrey is a free lance writer and book reviewer
specializing in marriage counseling and family issues.