Stop Unwanted Divorce or Rejection: Help in saving a relationship threatened by divorce, or that may be headed for divorce Stop Unwanted Divorce or Rejection: Help in saving a relationship threatened by divorce, or that may be headed for divorce

Introduction

Comments from Readers and Counselors

My Inspiration for the Manual

How Relationships Go Bad and What to Do

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Nathan Claunch, Ph.D.
Nathan Claunch, Ph.D.
 

Yes, there is hope! There are ways to prevent divorce. Even if your partner has been rejecting or indifferent lately, you can make powerful changes in what you say and do—changes designed specifically to stop a divorce and save your marriage.

“I can’t believe how much his resistance has softened in just one or two weeks from following your program/advice. The result is REMARKABLE.”

– Darlene, 2005

“I have started to read your manual and bonus papers, and they are helping already.”

– L.M., Connecticut

“This manual offers the clearest and best advice I've seen on how a well-motivated individual or couple can save a failing marriage.”

– Deborah Kennard, MS, Counselor, Bowling Green, Ohio

“I found your manual to be very informative and extremely helpful. The approach is refreshing, logical, and easily understood.”

– M.J., West Bloomfield, Mich.

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In any relationship, when one person makes significant changes, the other inevitably changes too—for better or for worse. When relationships are trapped in a downward spiral, each partner tends to change for the worse as each reacts to the other’s increasingly defensive behavior and deepening despair. Stop Unwanted Divorce or Rejection describes specific, practical steps you can take to stop making things worse, and start making things better for both of you.

Although these principles also work well when both individuals are already motivated to improve now, the Stop Unwanted Divorce approach does not depend on intentional improvement efforts by the other party. That makes it quicker and more powerful than waiting on a partner to change equally or at the same time. If you’re highly motivated now to do all you can to turn your relationship around, then this manual was written for you.

I am a psychologist and marriage counselor with a Ph.D. from Princeton University and over 40 years of experience with couples and individuals dealing with relationship challenges. My specialties are marriage counseling and helping individuals to revive, single-handedly, any struggling marriage or other close relationship.

I have updated this latest downloadable edition of Stop Unwanted Divorce or Rejection to include what I’ve learned from several years of coaching individual readers across the country by phone and e-mail. The single clearest conclusion I’ve reached is that the sooner you apply these principles, the better your chances.

This highly practical and to-the-point manual, tells how you can:

  1. Turn a Key Relationship Crisis into an Opportunity
  2. Discover and Follow An Effective and Empowering Course of Action
  3. Stabilize Your Own Feelings and Behavior
  4. Calm and Disarm Your Partner
  5. Stop Making Things Worse and Start Making Them Better
  6. Get Smarter and More Likeable—Now
  7. Find Solid Support that Works
  8. Deal With Affairs—Yours or Your Partner’s
  9. Understand and Use Reverse Psychology—Wisely
  10. Adjust Your Approach to Maximize Success

The manual comes with three bonuses—two free papers:

  • Difficult People—Easing Conflict and Enhancing Good Will, and
  • Same Side Marriage—Making Two Heads Better Than One, Even Two Married Heads, plus
  • the option to ask me a free question and to visit anytime a web site where you can read my answers to questions from readers I’ve coached by phone and e-mail over the years. Purchasers of the manual also qualify for one hour of phone coaching with me or an associate on how this material applies to your particular situation—at half the regular cost.

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I’ve kept this short rather than subject you to a long and unprofessional “sales pitch.”

For more information, I invite you to read on...

Nathan Claunch, Ph.D.
nthclaunch@aol.com
(734) 663-9050

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