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So I Married A Workaholic

For $9.95 you can purchase an easy to read self-guided workbook designed to provide the tools and skills you need to understand and cope with your spouse’s tendency to overwork.

 

Workaholism in your spouse can be the cause of a great deal of friction and stress in your marriage. Most people posses only limited skills in dealing with workaholism in their spouse and you may have come to the end of yours. What is needed is not the number of a good divorce lawyer but an infusion of new skills and approaches to successfully manage the problem. If you are concerned about the presence of workaholism in your marriage and have ever wished there were a fresh, rational approach available to cope with it, So I Married A Workaholic is for you.

 

Not a quick fix, secret remedy or a magic bullet, So I Married A Workaholic offers practical hands-on advice, insights and techniques that improve your marriage and help restore the warmth, love and closeness you once knew. Unaddressed marital stress can lead to serious emotional and physical health problems such as depression, loss of appetite, backaches, ulcers, drug and alcohol abuse and more. Affecting both your personal and professional life, it is sure to have a negative impact on you and your family.

 

In So I Married A Workaholic you will learn how to:

Break the vicious cycle repetitive arguments

Understand the root cause of your spouse’s workaholism

Address the irrational aspects of their workaholism

Develop a more effective approach to dealing with their workaholism

Harness the healing power of trust and love

Become a force for good in your marriage

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This workbook is written by William R. Colagrande, MS a retired NY State licensed psychotherapist with over forty years experience. So I Married A Workaholic features an easy to follow fictional narrative to illustrate and personalize the course material, insightful questions to reflect upon and supplemental readings geared to help you improve the love, warmth and closeness you feel in your marriage.

 

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Why continue to struggle with the harmful effects of your spouse’s workaholism when the tools and support you need are only a click away?

 

Learn to adopt a beneficial lifestyle now!

 

This workbook is available only as a PDF file for $9.95. Please contact us here to order your copy

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