The Single Trap

Andrew G Marshall's new book - The Single Trap - will be released on 2nd February 2009. Pre-order your copy today

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Instead of splitting should you be thinking of trying something new?

June 24th, 2009

Has the situation between you and your partner reached the point that you dread going home and separating seems the only answer. Don’t despair, there could be another solution as this review - posted on amazon -  for ‘ I love you but I’m not in love with you’ shows:

“It occurred to me that rather [...]

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Location of my next workshop

June 20th, 2009

My next workshop is all about ‘Helping you get the most out of love’. It’s designed to help anyone dealing with ILYB, seeking to heal and move on after a relationship break-up, looking for love or coping with infidelity.
The course will be at the Methodist International Centre which is 81-103 Euston St, London NW1 2E2  [...]

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BBC News 24

June 15th, 2009

If you were watching the television on Sunday Night (14th June) you might have seen me interviewed on BBC News 24 on ‘Should we stay together for the sake of the children’.  It followed a report in the Observer from Cornell University, New York State about the problems for children of high conflict marriages.  I [...]

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New Workshop with Andrew G Marshall

May 29th, 2009

If you are struggling to find love, recovering from a break-up or worried that your partner has fallen out of love, I’m delighted to tell you that I will running a workshop in Central London on Saturday 11th July. The course size will be kept down to eight people, so there is plenty of individual [...]

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Is age difference a big issue in relationships?

May 8th, 2009

When I had this question to my Ask Andrew service, I thought that I would give my opinions and then throw it open to everybody else for their thoughts and experiences. Does age matter and if so, how big does a gap have to be before it becomes a problem?
Relationships are very personal things and [...]

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What other people say about my workshops

April 13th, 2009

In addition to my books, I also run open day course in London where you can explore different ways of getting more out of your relationships. Here are some of the comments about my previous workshops:

‘The compassion you bring to the subject is very healing’
‘Powerful insights’
‘The course and the books have opened some useful doorways [...]

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Book Launch

February 20th, 2009

‘How do you meet the right sort of people and find love’ that’s the subject of a free talk that I will be giving at Borders in Brighton as part of the launch of the ‘Single Trap’. The event starts at 6.30 on Thursday 12th March and afterwards I’ll be answering questions and signing copies [...]

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Single Trap - First Review

February 10th, 2009

East Anglian Daily Press looked at four ‘dating’ books and had the following to say about my book……
‘A straight talking book that refuses to sugar coat the truth of why you might be alone. Andrew G Marshall uses his twenty-five years of experience as a marital therapist to look at underlying trends - why it’s [...]

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The Single Trap Debate

February 6th, 2009

The number of single people has doubled over the past thirty years. Why has there been such a dramatic leap and what has been the impact on our society in general?
That’s the topic that I will be debating on Women’s Hour (BBC Radio 4) this Monday 9th February (you can hear this on listen again [...]

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Single Trap - What does it involve?

January 17th, 2009

If you’ve been reading about my new book ‘The Single Trap: The two step guide to escaping it and finding love’ and what to know to more about finding the right person for you, here’s a breakdown of what to expect in my book.
Basically, I’ve divided it into three parts. Firstly, I look at why [...]

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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.