The London Practice has re-opened with special measures in place to minimise risks. Please ask for more details via our Counselling page. For many people, Skype and video counselling is an excellent alternative to traditional therapy – and Andrew has a team of therapists who are experienced in delivering it. See the Online Counselling page for full details.
You will find many helpful articles from Andrew on this site, covering Infidelity, Sexual Problems and more.
Andrew is based in both London where he offers counselling and also Berlin, Germany where he offers Intensive Therapy and weekly Couples Therapy in English.
He is the author of the international best-seller I Love You But I’m Not In Love With You and 19 other books on relationships full of practical advice on saving relationships. He is also the host of the new podcast The Meaningful Life with Andrew G. Marshall.
More about Andrew...
New Podcast Series - The Meaningful Life
Having written over 20 books on couple relationships, Andrew is now creating a series of podcasts which dive deeper, exploring the essential elements of a meaningful life.
Every week Andrew interviews a witness about what makes their life meaningful and answers your questions.
Listen to the podcast
Online Counselling Sessions via Video
During the Coronavirus pandemic with many of us having to go into lockdown, relationships can be under even greater strain.
Online video counselling (by Skype, Zoom or Whereby) is an excellent alternative to traditional face-to-face therapy – and we have a team of fully trained couples therapists who are experienced in delivering it. Online Counselling
Bookstore
In this ground-breaking book, Andrew explains that it is not chemistry that keeps partners connected but skills.
Love and how it changes over the years, why people fall out of love and how to get back the spark.
For both the person going through the crisis and their partner coping with the fallout.
Recovering from infidelity is always harder and takes longer than you imagine on discovery day.
The Chinese symbol for crisis combines danger and opportunity – here’s my plan to avoid the first and maximise the second.
Get to the bottom of what’s really going on and combat the poison she’s dripping into his ear.
How to Heal From Trauma
“It happened a long time ago, I’ve put it behind me and I want to move forward.”
I can’t tell you how often I have heard this in my practice. It is nearly always said with passion because my client really wants to believe it – but just because we want to believe it, doesn’t make it true.
