Some couples would have been better off never having gotten married in the first place. They get married when they are too young to understand what they are doing, or they get married for the wrong reasons, or they discover too late that their spouse has a character defect that makes it impossible for them to get along with anyone.

But most marriages start out well. The couple are both emotionally healthy and may feel like soulmates. Then they get married, and before they know it, they feel like cellmates! What destroys a good marriage?

Marital problems are often said to be the most difficult kind of problem to solve. Many couples go to marriage therapists and end up getting divorced. You will learn in this entertaining, eye-opening workshop that the reason for most marital problems is remarkably simple. It is literally under our noses but we can’t see it! If you had a good marriage that went bad, or you do counseling or therapy with couples, you will learn a simple but powerful approach that can save marriages, sometimes in the very first week.

When a couple gets married, they expect to live happily ever after. If the bride and groom each bothered to look at their own parents, they'd realize they have no good reason to entertain such an expectation. Chances are that if their parents didn't get divorced, they are probably pretty miserable together. The divorce rate isn't 50% for nothing. 

Even when a new couple are sure they are soulmates, it is usually only a matter of time before they feel like cellmates. They fight all the time and treat each other worse than they treat anyone else.

Let Izzy come to the rescue. He will teach your adult audience the same principles he used to save his own marriage. He derived these principles from his work in curing victims of teasing and bullying, and they can be applied amazingly well to marriages, too. To turn cellmates back into soulmates, let Izzy be your instructor.

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