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Available now: Marriage Meetings for Lasting Love:30 Minutes a Week to the Relationship You’ve Always Wanted, by Marcia Naomi Berger (New World Library, February 2014)

You can find it in paperback and as an eBook at New World Library , Amazon, Barnes & Noble, or at your local independent bookstore. Or ask your library for it if they don’t have it yet.

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REQUEST A PRESENTATION

Marcia Naomi Berger can speak to your club or organization on these topics:

Life Lessons from The Bipolar Therapist. You’ll learn about the prevalence of bipolar disorder, coping tips if you’re affected, and how to relate to a loved one with the condition.
Marry with Confidence: A workshop for commitment-minded singles, with tips for dating, communication, overcoming obstacles, and spotting red flags.
The Marriage Meeting Program. You and your partner will learn to hold a short weekly conversation. You’ll communicate positively while expressing appreciation, discussing chores, planning dates, and addressing problems and challenges.

A testimonial after “Life Lessons from The Bipolar Therapist” after Berger’s presentation at the Novato Sunrise Rotary Club, October 2025.

“Naomi, thank you for sharing your compelling story with us. You are an amazing source of knowledge and inspiration. Thank you for your time and presence. Yours in Rotary, Ro Rigley.”

For more information, call 415-491-4801 or email mnaomiberger@gmail.com

PROGRAMS

MARRIAGE MEETINGS FOR LASTING LOVE

Caring couples gain positive communication skills and step-by-step instructions for using the marriage meeting tool, which a wife describes as "so simple but so powerful" in her review.

MARRY WITH CONFIDENCE WORKSHOP

For women: Learn how to meet your potential partner, date successfully,

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SURVEY SHOWS MARRIAGE BRINGS MOST HAPPINESS

"The relationship of marriage to happiness is simple as can be. There's hardly anything better than a good marriage for promoting happiness and nothing worse than a bad one," states Charles Murray, author of Coming Apart: The State of White America, 1960 - 2010. (Page 256)

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