Prevent Infidelity // End Their Inappropriate Friendship

If you feel like there are three people in your marriage, you need to stop worrying, wondering, and having pointless arguments about it. If that hasn’t worked yet, it isn’t going to.
Instead, start listening to this Marriage SOS™ crash course. It can help you put an end to your spouse’s overly close friendship in a positive way, one that gives your marriage a new start.
This program is your secret weapon in the fight for your marriage
Are you worried about the friendship your partner has with another woman or man? Maybe it’s a new co-worker at the office or an old flame on social media. It could be anyone. My empowering program can help you manage this problem from start to finish in a sensible, dignified way. My goal is to help you motivate your spouse to end the “friendship” before it transitions into an affair or “love triangle.”
It used to take me months of office sessions to convey this information; here, I can do it a few intensive hours. This specialized, streamlined crash course has a 90% success rate and contains my best guidance, including the insights and strategies that have proven successful for my clients, all delivered in a candid way, so that you can decide how to handle things in your situation. No more feeling like you come second, no more divided loyalties, no more pointless arguments. After completing this program, you’ll be seeing this whole situation through new eyes.

Your spouse's behavior, decoded
It isn’t an affair… not really. Not yet. Yet your red flags are waving like crazy. You’ve tried to talk to your spouse about it, but you only end up having the same conversation (or fight!), the one that leaves you with a feeling that your spouse isn’t being completely honest. Instead of finding reassurance in their words and behaviors, you’re left feeing more worried and confused. If this sounds familiar, don’t panic. I’ll make sure you’re able to both decode and manage behaviors such as:
- denying or downplaying the friendship
- secrecy, illicit texting and a lack of transparency
- defensiveness; being overly protective of the friendship
- refusing to acknowledge the closeness of the friendship
- showing bursts of anger or indignation when asked to limit or end the friendship
- dismissing or acting "confused" about your concerns
- suggesting that you are "paranoid" or too insecure
- stating that the friendship is "special" or unique
- blame-shifting or retreating into silence
- showing apathy toward the marriage, or prioritizing the friendship over the marriage
Make time your ally, not your enemy
Many people in your situation make the mistake of thinking that time will heal or solve what is happening. Yet if the friendship is still coming between you, your marriage is still at risk. Start making the most of your time by listening to this program. It can be streamed (repeatedly) from most devices: listen “on the go” on your commute or while you work-out. Or watch the calming background video at home or at a coffeehouse while you work through the program supplement and excellent supporting content. As the hours go by, you’ll feel more empowered, not less.
That’s because you’ll learn how to handle things so that your partner wants to limit or end the friendship and recommit to you. That sounds better than crying, begging, or having the same fight again and again, doesn’t it? You’ll also learn how to rebuild your marriage on the foundation of a romantic partnership, so that this problem doesn’t come creeping back in a year or two. You need your marriage to emerge from this as a more mature and devoted version of itself.
Why should I take this program alone?
In an ideal situation, both spouses will work together to move past an outside friendship that is causing problems, but that doesn’t always happen. When it doesn’t, a worried spouse has a couple choices: keep arguing until it turns into an affair or try something different. This program is something different. It’s so different, in fact, that many people choose to not tell their spouse they’re taking it. They worry that if they say, “I learned this in a course,” their spouse will become defensive and try to marginalize their efforts. That’s why this program is designed for the concerned spouse only, and why you may wish to simply initiate changes on your own, with quiet confidence. It has to come from you. Otherwise, it means nothing. That’s what I mean when I say this program is your secret weapon in the fight for your marriage.
PROGRAM CONTENTS

Listen to the introduction:
- Instant access to over three hours of intensive core audio, divided into three key and distinct parts
- Core audio (as above) with optional calming video background
- Three-part printable workbook / program supplement
- PDF book: 30 Lifelines to Revive Your Marriage in One Month
- “What NOT To Do!” reminder sheet
- Must-see video exercises to improve spousal interactions and intimacy
- Audio/video Q&A clips: Hard Questions, Straight Answers – from Deb’s Desk (Note: new Q&A’s are added regularly, so course-takers can benefit from fresh insight on the toughest issues)