Reviewed By: Lee Wilson

From her van parked outside the troubled couple's house, psychotherapist Robi Ludwig observes their interactions and often makes comments to the TV audience about the failing marriage. It's TLC's new reality show, "One Week to Save Your Marriage."

After observing and contemplating the marriage for one week, Dr. Ludwig presents the couple with exercises and drills to help them overcome their resentments and poor relationship skills. At one point in each episode of "One Week to Save Your Marriage," Dr. Ludwig conducts a mock wedding ceremony in which she asks the couple if they want to save their marriage. If both husband and wife say "I do,", Dr. Ludwig gives them their rings back.

The show itself can be quite disturbing because of the intensity of the real-life arguments. Sex is often the subject of fighting as many times each person complains about the other's performance or lack thereof in bed.

We applaud TLC and Dr. Ludwig's efforts, but we've found that while allowing another person to make decisions and observations about marriage relationships can be helpful, a better approach is often found by allowing a couple to discover the problem areas themselves. That's what we help you do. We don't tell you what should be done, we show you how to find the areas that are causing the most strife to your marriage and. once you've found that, we show you how to correct those areas in order to fall in love with each other again--many times even more deeply than before.

We can do that for your marriage in less than one week. In fact, it only takes us three days. If you think your marriage is hopeless, we've been saving marriages thought to be hopeless for more more than ten years and have been interviewed by the likes of Montel Williams, Good Morning America and Focus on the Family.

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