Hi,

I am still in my meeting and wanted to send this out really quick.

I wanted to drop you a quick email about something that’s really important about bipolar disorder and divorce.

I sent an email out the other day about my preventing a divorce course

http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/specialoffer/divorce

I had a number of people contact me and ask about marriage counseling and preventing a divorce and whether or not this was a good thing.

I wanted to warn people about using this strategy.

I find that in most cases, marriage counselors don’t know anything about bipolar disorder. These people are usually easily manipulated because they aren’t trained to deal with bipolar in bipolar episodes. UNLESS the counselor has a specialty with bipolar disorder.

Also, I want to warn people who are trying to prevent a divorce from a loved one with bipolar disorder to avoid this common mistake as well.

The key is NOT and I repeat not to work on you (the person who doesn’t have bipolar disorder). It’s to work on the person with bipolar
disorder.

Assuming you have done no wrong, going to marriage counseling or trying to make yourself a better husband or
wife won’t help.

The person isn’t wanting a divorce from you for any logical reason.

NOTE-This is in cases where you can
sincerely say that you didn’t do
anything to cause the divorce.

Keep all this in mind when you are formulating your strategy.

If you are married to someone who has bipolar disorder and he/she decided to get a divorce randomly and need help preventing the divorce, check my resource at: http://www.bipolarsupporter.com/specialoffer/divorce

Have a great day!

Dave