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When a husband or wife says they want out, the first instinct is to fix everything at once. Talk it all through tonight. Promise to change. Suggest some time apart so both of them can think.

Relationship writer Amy Waterman puts all three on her list of the top seven mistakes people make in a marriage crisis, and her course explains what to do in place of each one.

The full list, and the reasons behind it, are here.

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Jane had been married for 14 years and had two children when her husband came home one night and asked for a divorce. She couldn't eat or sleep, and she phoned her best friend in tears.

That friend was relationship writer Amy Waterman. Amy took Jane under her wing and taught her everything she knew. Jane stopped begging, blaming and playing the victim, and followed steps that seemed counter-intuitive at first.

A few months later Jane and her husband came to Amy's party hand in hand, "like a honeymoon couple". Amy wrote down what she had taught Jane, tested it, and turned it into the course Save My Marriage Today!

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People often say it takes two to fix a marriage. Amy Waterman built her course so that one person can begin.

Save My Marriage Today! has 38 exercises across 20 chapters, and each one is marked "Do Yourself" or "Do Together". The "Do Yourself" exercises are for the husband or wife who is ready to work on things while the other one isn't ready yet.

See how the course is laid out.

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When a marriage gets tense, time apart can sound like the calm, sensible choice.

Save My Marriage Today! by relationship writer Amy Waterman lists suggesting a trial separation among the top seven mistakes people make in a marriage crisis. Another chapter in the same course shows how to take some space for yourself without offending your partner.

The difference between the two is worth understanding before anyone packs a bag.

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Plenty of couples have one argument they could recite word for word, and money is a common one.

Save My Marriage Today!, a course by relationship writer Amy Waterman, gives money a chapter of its own, The Power of Money, with techniques that stop the same arguments coming round again and again. A chapter on teamwork goes with it, for couples who feel they have ended up on opposite sides.

See what the course covers.

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After an affair, the person who was cheated on and the person who cheated are in very different places.

Book 2 of Save My Marriage Today!, For Marriages in Extreme Crisis, has a chapter called The Anatomy of an Affair that looks at both sides. The main course adds chapters on infidelity and trust, and a 4-step formula to stop cheating dead in its tracks.

Rhonda K. from Cottageville, SC, wrote: "The true examples from real people gave me insight that you can really survive an affair!"

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"I love you but I'm not in love with you anymore." "We've grown apart." "You've changed."

These are some of the lines people use when they want to leave a marriage. Amy Waterman, author of Save My Marriage Today!, says the real reasons can sit somewhere else. Sometimes people don't want to say them, for fear of hurting their partner or looking bad, and sometimes they don't fully understand the real reasons themselves.

Her course shows how to dig beneath the lines to the issues underneath.

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A free 6-part email course from Save My Marriage Today: The 6 Most Common Reasons For Divorce (And How To Stop Them From Happening To You).

Part 1 explains why the risk factors for divorce are worth ignoring. Part 2 names what the course calls the real marriage killer. The rest cover affairs, poor communication, lack of commitment and growing apart.

Fran C. from Canada wrote: "Your six day course was an eye-opener."

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Slamming the door and walking away ends an argument. So does going silent for a day. Neither one leaves anybody calmer.

In Save My Marriage Today!, relationship writer Amy Waterman explains why arguing can be good for a marriage, what is really going on when a partner behaves irrationally and selfishly in an argument, and the difference between aggressive, assertive and passive responses.

See the chapter on combating conflicts.

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Save My Marriage Today! by relationship writer Amy Waterman is a downloadable marriage course: a 158-page book in 20 chapters, with 38 exercises marked "Do Yourself" or "Do Together".

The order also includes Book 2 for marriages in extreme crisis, a personal email consultation with the Save My Marriage Today team and five bonus ebooks.

It's a one-time payment of $49.95, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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If your spouse has just asked for a divorce, your first instinct may be to beg, blame or plead. Amy Waterman's best friend Jane felt exactly that after 14 years of marriage. Amy taught her a different approach, one that seemed counter-intuitive at first, and a few months later Jane and her husband came to Amy's party hand in hand.

Amy turned what she taught Jane into Save My Marriage Today!, a 158-page course with 38 exercises you can start even if your spouse won't take part. It's $49.95 with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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It's easy to miss what is wearing a marriage down until the damage is done. This free 6-part email course from Save My Marriage Today goes through the six most common reasons for divorce while there is still time to act on them: why the risk factors are worth ignoring, the real marriage killer, affairs, poor communication, lack of commitment and growing apart.

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It's lonely being the one who wants to fix things while your husband or wife won't talk, won't read anything and won't see a counselor.

Save My Marriage Today! by relationship writer Amy Waterman was written with you in mind. Its 38 exercises are each marked "Do Yourself" or "Do Together", so you can start today, on your own. The order includes Book 2 for marriages in extreme crisis and a personal email consultation about your own situation.

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Whether you were cheated on or you were the one who cheated, the days after an affair comes out are some of the hardest a marriage can face.

Save My Marriage Today! by Amy Waterman covers both sides. Book 2, For Marriages in Extreme Crisis, has a chapter called The Anatomy of an Affair, and the main course includes a 4-step formula to stop cheating dead in its tracks and a chapter on whether to stay or go. It's $49.95, with a 60-day money-back guarantee.

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A marriage can wear down for a long time before anyone says the word divorce, and the two people inside it often can't say when it started.

Relationship writer Amy Waterman put together a free 6-part email course on the six most common reasons for divorce, and how to stop them happening to you. Part 1 explains why the risk factors are worth ignoring. Part 2 names what she calls the real marriage killer. The rest cover affairs, poor communication, lack of commitment and growing apart.

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When a husband or wife says they want out, the first thing many of us want to do is plead. Say sorry. Promise to change. Call, text, email, anything to make them stay.

Relationship writer Amy Waterman lists begging for forgiveness among the top seven mistakes people make in a marriage crisis. When her best friend Jane's husband asked for a divorce, Jane stopped begging, blaming and playing the victim, and did things that seemed counter-intuitive at first. A few months later they came to Amy's party hand in hand.

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[Scene: a kitchen at night, one mug on the table, no faces]
Jane had been married fourteen years when her husband came home one night and asked for a divorce.

[Scene: a phone lighting up on the table]
She couldn't eat or sleep. So she phoned her best friend, relationship writer Amy Waterman.

[Scene: a hand writing in a notebook]
Amy taught her everything she knew. Jane stopped begging, stopped blaming, and followed steps that seemed counter-intuitive at first.

[Scene: two coats hanging side by side by a front door]
A few months later, Jane and her husband walked into Amy's party hand in hand.

[Scene: the Save My Marriage Today! book cover]
Amy turned what she taught Jane into a course. It's called Save My Marriage Today! The link is below.

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[Scene: a hallway, a packed bag by the stairs, no faces]
When a marriage gets shaky, one idea sounds calmer than all the others. Some time apart, so both of you can think.

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A marriage course called Save My Marriage Today! puts suggesting a trial separation on its list of the top seven mistakes in a crisis.

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Begging for forgiveness is on the list too. So is trying to fix everything as quickly as possible.

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Relationship writer Amy Waterman explains what to do in place of each one. See all seven at the link.

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