The Marriage Foundation
reviews and complaints

The Marriage Foundation is a great place to go if you want to learn about love and how to make your marriage work. They have a lot of great information on their website that can help you understand what it takes to have a successful marriage. The best part is that they don't just talk about the theory of love, they actually give you practical advice that you can use in your own life.

One of the things that I really appreciate about The Marriage Foundation is that they don't just focus on the good times in a marriage. They understand that there will be challenges and difficult times, and they give you the tools to work through those times. They also emphasize the importance of communication and understanding in a marriage, which I think is really important.

Another thing that I like about The Marriage Foundation is that they don't just focus on traditional marriages. They understand that every relationship is different, and they give advice that can be applied to any type of relationship. Whether you're in a same-sex marriage, a polyamorous relationship, or anything in between, they have advice that can help you.

Overall, I would highly recommend The Marriage Foundation to anyone who wants to improve their relationship. They have a lot of great information that can help you understand what it takes to have a successful marriage, and they give you practical advice that you can use in your own life. If you're looking for a way to improve your relationship, The Marriage Foundation is definitely worth checking out.

I recently stumbled upon The Marriage Foundation website and decided to give their program a try. At first, I was a bit hesitant because I've tried other marriage counseling programs before and they didn't really work for me. However, I decided to give it a chance and signed up for their program.

The first thing I noticed was that they were very strict about not sharing any information about the program with others. They told me not to read any other books about marriage, not to talk to a therapist about doing this program, and not to tell anybody else that I was doing this program. At first, I thought this was a bit odd, but I decided to go along with it.

As I started going through the program, I realized that it was actually quite helpful. They provided me with a lot of useful information about how to improve my marriage and communicate better with my husband. I also appreciated the fact that they gave me specific tasks to do each week to help me work on my marriage.

However, I did have one issue with the program. My husband is already a bit controlling, and I didn't appreciate the fact that the program was also trying to control me by telling me not to share any information about it with others. I felt like I was being forced to keep secrets from my friends and family, which made me uncomfortable.

Overall, I would recommend The Marriage Foundation to anyone who is looking to improve their marriage. Just be aware that they are very strict about not sharing any information about the program with others, which may not be for everyone. But if you're willing to give it a try, it could be just what you need to strengthen your relationship with your spouse.

I recently purchased the book "Break the Cycle" from The Marriage Foundation website and I must say, it was a great read. I also spent some time watching Paul's youtube videos and decided to invest in the course for women. The course was informative and helpful, but I did have a few questions that were not addressed by Paul in the course. Unfortunately, the course is currently paused for a week, so I am unable to see what is in store following on. However, looking at the module tiles, it doesn't seem like it will cover the topics I need clarification on.

The Marriage Foundation claims that their course is a complete marriage course, but I was left feeling unsure about some things. So, I decided to email the counselor with my questions and concerns. To my surprise, the response I received was very rude, demeaning, and unhelpful. The counselor's tone was condescending and made me feel like I didn't understand anything I had learned. I was extremely shocked and appalled by the response I received.

Honestly, I cannot believe that The Marriage Foundation would even hire and keep a counselor who treats paying clients in such a rude manner. It's important to have a supportive and helpful team when dealing with sensitive topics like marriage. I hope that The Marriage Foundation takes this feedback seriously and makes the necessary changes to ensure that their clients receive the support and guidance they need.

My marriage was in a real pickle, and I was feeling pretty hopeless about it. I spent a lot of time pointing fingers at my wife and blaming her for everything that was going wrong in our relationship. But then I stumbled upon The Marriage Foundation website, and boy am I glad I did! Their course and books gave me the tools I needed to turn things around, and I didn't even need my wife to participate in the process.

The course taught me that in order to receive unconditional love, I needed to give it first. It's like they say in religious circles, the instrument is blessed by what passes through it. And I realized that all the blame and negativity I was putting out into the world was only making things worse. Once I let go of that bad habit and started focusing on the positive aspects of our relationship, things began to improve dramatically.

I won't lie, it wasn't easy. There were times when I wanted to give up and throw in the towel. But the Marriage Foundation's resources gave me the strength and motivation I needed to keep going. And now, I'm happy to say that my marriage is stronger than ever!

If you're struggling in your relationship and don't know where to turn, I highly recommend checking out The Marriage Foundation. Their approach is practical, effective, and easy to understand. And best of all, it works! Don't wait until it's too late, start investing in your relationship today.

I just finished The Marriage Foundation course and wanted to share my thoughts. I noticed some negative reviews and wanted to add some clarity. I understand that the approach may seem like it puts the need to change on the wife, but it's because mostly wives sign up. Let's be honest, we aren't going to change our husbands. Paul, the course creator, goes into great detail in the twelve weeks about how we can only control ourselves. There are times when women are encouraged to seek safety in cases of severe abuse, etc. Paul is not blaming women for the failure of their marriage. He is crediting women for the power to make marriage succeed. By controlling our emotions, thoughts, and connecting with our hearts, we can make our marriages what we would like them to be.

I have heard women talking about their husbands at the hair or nail salon, and even before taking this course, I would think, "That man cannot be happy married to a woman who talks about him to perfect strangers that way." Paul is trying to help women reign in the chatter and look at their choices. Are we as wives choosing to be positive and uplifting, or are we breaking our husband's spirits? Many of the extreme marital examples he gave that husbands are doing, like porn, cheating, abuse, affairs, etc., those are not our issues.

I took the course because I have taken others, and I like Jimmy Evans, who has a marriage ministry, and I read a lot. When I saw the course video, I thought, "Why not?" I have been a tad annoyed with Paul at times, but he is right when he says to rewatch the videos that are annoying because they are likely the ones that are pointing out what you need to change.

I asked for my course to be delivered in one cluster, and TMF accommodated my request. I have listened to all the videos multiple times, and I don't think any of us can go wrong with learning to control what we say. We treat strangers politely and kindly, and we are lovely when we first start courtships. Why not treat our husbands the best of the best?

I never write reviews, but I felt that some of the comments were taken slightly out of context unless the whole course was completed. I hope this will provide additional information. I asked my hubby if he wanted to sign up, and he said sure, but chances are pretty high he may not actually do the course because he is so very busy, and that's okay. I am learning to be softer, kinder, and sweeter to my hubby. We can get into habits that don't support great communication and not even realize it, and that's what Paul is trying to get the spouse who signs up to do. Be thoughtful in the output (you don't have to say everything that comes to your mind), make choices about what we say and do, and recognize we only have the power to change ourselves, NOT our spouses.

If I were dealing with some of the examples given, I am not so sure I could control my thoughts as my hubby did some horrible things. I believe that would be very, very difficult. But ultimately, it's our choice to change how we feel, behave, think, and do. I recommend this course to anyone who wants to improve their marriage.