Does anyone have any direct experience of using a marriage/relationship coach?
As opposed to a counsellor? I've always liked the coaching approach as it's about where are you now, what are your goals, and how you are going to get there, so it's effective and positive. Rather than dwelling on the problems. But there don't seem to be many relationship coaches around apart from really high-end (ie expensive Harley Street types) like Stephen Hedger.
DH and I have been together for 26 years, married for 16, two young children, and we are more than stuck in a rut - things are now openly hostile and it's toxic and making us all miserable. But we both love each other and don't want to separate. We need professional help to fix things and I have a gut feeling that if we can find the right coach, we will be able to get back on track.
Any recommendations would be really welcome!
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