Me and my husband are having problem and are close to splitting, does anyone know of free on-line counselling?

Not sure about the on-line counselling but I do know that you have got to seriously sit down with your hubby and talk it out. If not, please find someone whom you both know and talk about it. If all else fails, then go find a professional counsellor. Don't waste time.Me and my husband are having problem and are close to splitting, does anyone know of free on-line counselling?
Why don't you both talk to someone who's been through a divorce, the pain, expense, nastiness and caualties, so you know the score, then sit down together on neutral turf and calmly talk it all over. If you go to a counsellor you'll end up doing that anyway only you'll have a referee sat with you.


I wouldn't stick it out if there's nothing left to hold on to but it's worth the effort if you can both leave the solicitors out of it and start afresh.Me and my husband are having problem and are close to splitting, does anyone know of free on-line counselling?
Try finding a pastor at a local church. They usually do free or very affordable counselling. If the first one won't keep trying.
Yes. It's right here for you. It's called the Yahoo Q%26amp;A board. Now, what can I do for you?
You get what you pay for.





Isn't your marriage worth a professional? But be careful with them too. Get recommendations from your friends.
Talk to your pastor; or a nearby church pastor.





Or to an older person!


(wealth of information in the elderly!!!)
try mediation, it's not too expensive or free if you are on a low income
Try this... http://www.relate.org.uk/
I guess you found it .








I'm sure not all the advice is sound though.........................