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Are there any UK users of this messageboard who can recommend a proven marriage guidance counselling service over here please ?
I called 'relate' the state service but the person I spoke to was unsympathetic and clueless.
Are there marriagebuilders affliliates overhere ?
Advice please I am dying alone with this right now. I need help. I have no-one but the soul mate who has betrayed me.
<small>[ July 27, 2004, 12:33 PM: Message edited by: Bob Pure ]</small>
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Hi Bob
Relate has a good reputation - their books are pretty good in any case. Did you read the one about affairs? You should get it at any Waterstones.
Apart from that, I know a few MBers here (well, there were some around a few months ago, like Lisa from London, Lady in Red, Deluded in Devon and others).
I'd recommend you go and talk it with a councellor - I know a good guy in Clapham, if that's close to you are.
Cheers
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I can't help you there Bob, but I'm in the same boat. I know that some relationship councillors can do more harm than good (we threw away £250 on one), so I'd really like to find one who uses Marriagebuilders concepts.
For now I'm relying on books and this site. Personally I wasn't keen on relates' book, but 'Surviving An Affair' by the Harleys and 'Torn Asunder' by David Carder have really helped my WH and I understand what the hell happened to us. Also 'Not Just Friends' by Shirley Glass. You can order them on Amazon.
I'd be grateful too, if anyone out there knows of a good service.
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