A free guide for the partner fighting for the marriage

Is he pulling away? You don't have to fight for this alone.

Maybe he's gone quiet, out more, or talking to someone he shouldn't be. You want real help, but every time you bring it up, it turns into another fight. This guide gives you the exact words to ask him, so he can say yes.

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How to Ask Your Partner to Do a Couples Intensive, a free guide from Dr. Regina Ransom

Inside the guide

Eight pages, written to be read tonight.
Before you ask

How to get steady first and choose a moment when he can actually hear you.

What not to say

The five openers that almost always end in defensiveness, and why.

What to say

Word-for-word openers for when he's distant, when you're fighting, or after betrayal.

His fears, answered

What husbands are really afraid of, and the calm answer to each one.

"Reaching out is not weakness. It is love that refuses to give up without a fight."
From Dr. Regina Ransom, PhD, MFT, HHP

I'm a Navy veteran, a couples specialist, and I've been married 33 years. In my practice, the partner who reaches out first is very often the one who is heartbroken. I wrote this guide for her.

New Birth Family Counseling offers private couples intensives in San Diego and virtually, including a 4-day Restoration Intensive for marriages where one partner isn't sure they want to stay.

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