by Andrew Niddrie Wedding counseling may be a technique for providing psychotherapy for a married couple. It tries to resolve problems in the relationship. Sometimes, both the partners attend counseling sessions along to thrash out specific problems and attempt to put together the relationship. For couples not willing to go and meet with a counselor, books give the simplest alternative. There’s enough reading material offered for couples to resort to in times of crisis. Books like Hope-Centered Marriage Counseling: A Guide to Brief Therapy by Everett L. Worthington can facilitate troubled couples. In her book, Everett L. Worthington, Jr. offers a hope- targeted approach that helps couples to determine that change is feasible. It also touches upon managing the house front with stifling, tight budgets and other problems being faced by a couple. Effectiveness of couple counseling by Misty Can, MSW, is another book available. The author claims that issues during a wedding are best  ...