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How Can I Ever Trust You Again?

Andrew G Marshall's new book - How Can I Ever Trust You Again? - will be released January 2010. Pre-order your copy today

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“What have you felt today? Too often, we keep our feeling 'nice' in the middle range. Okay, there's no deep downs but there's no joy either.”

Still places on this weekend’s workshop

August 29th, 2010

I still have a couple of places on my workshop about finding love. So if the long bank holiday weekend has made you take stock, why not do something positive and sign up today. Please hurry though as I need to finalise numbers.

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No need to be alone

August 12th, 2010

There’s something for everybody, so if you can’t find love there’s probably some block. That’s why I run workshops to help you understand what’s stopping you and to welcome love into your life.
My next workshop - Escaping the Single Trap - is on Sunday 5th September at the MIC Centre 81 to 103 Euston St, [...]

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Daily Mail article

August 5th, 2010

Finding love is not about how you look or who you know but understanding the blocks that are holding you back. To find out more and get a first hand experience of going through my programme, read the article in the Daily Mail from journalist Katy Regan:

www.dailymail.co.uk/femail/article-1299473/A-new-book-claims-help-love-Katys-single-years-Will-work-her.html

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Single Trap and Shame

August 1st, 2010

One of the most harmful things that keeps lots of people in the ‘Single Trap’ is that they are ashamed of being single. They worry that there is something ‘wrong’ with them and that all ‘normal’ people are happily settled. Not only does this do nothing for self-esteem but encourages people [...]

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Twittering from my therapy practice

June 24th, 2010

My clients ask lots of interesting questions about love and relationships, and prompt ideas that could easily find their way into a future book. However up to now, there’s been two frustrations. Firstly, conventional publishing takes a long time. I need at least a year to write a book and then Bloomsbury need a year [...]

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Heal and Move On

June 21st, 2010

Do you feel stuck? Does some problem feel so overwhelming, you don’t know where to start? Does  something or someone from your past weigh you down? If you answered yes to any of these questions, you might find this workshop helpful.
My workshops are kept small and [...]

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Facing up to your fears

June 4th, 2010

Over the past twenty-five years, I have helped hundreds of couples with a wide variety of problems but at the bottom of them all there has been one common theme: fear.
We’re frightened of getting hurt, we’re frightened of upsetting our partner, we’re frightened of being abandoned, we’re frightened of being taken over and swallowed up, [...]

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How my workshops can re-inforce what you’ve learnt and speed healing

May 31st, 2010

A big thank you to the thirty people who attended my workshop at the Mind, Body and Spirit festival on Saturday. I was really pleased that so many people who had read the ‘Single Trap’ decided to come along and explore the themes, ideas and exercises ‘in person’ with me.
So I thought I’d share some [...]

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How to love yourself enough - THIS SATURDAY

May 17th, 2010

I’m delighted to be attending the ‘Mind Body Spirit’ Festival at the Royal Horticultural Halls near Victoria on Saturday 29th May. I’ll be doing a workshop from 10.30 to 2.30pm at the bargain price of just £30 and afterwards signing copies of my books on the Nutri Centre stand.
‘You’ve got to love yourself before you [...]

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Radio 2 Debut

April 29th, 2010

I have been asked to contribute to a week on betrayal on Radio 2 in the ‘Pause for Thought’ slot on the Sarah Kennedy breakfast show.
My theme is about forgiveness and how it might seem that forgiveness is for your partner (who strayed) but is really a gift to yourself.
You can hear the broadcast on [...]

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Andrew G. Marshall is a marital therapist with twenty five years’ experience.

He works for RELATE the UK’s leading couple-counselling charity, and writes on relationships for the Times, Mail on Sunday and Psychologies.

His books have been translated into fifteen different languages.