How much does the Us Factor cost?

The Us Factor is relatively inexpensive, especially if you compare the price to couples counseling (not to say that counseling isn’t an excellent route to go – we’ve been to counseling on and off over the years, and we sincerely believe that without it, we wouldn’t still be together. Dr. Melnick also makes it a point to say in the very first DVD that counseling is extremely beneficial). However, many people don’t want to go to counseling for a variety of reasons, such as the following:

• They don’t want to expose their lives and/or problems to a stranger.
• They can’t afford it.
• They don’t have the time.

Because of these reasons, the Us Factor is very appealing, since you can do this privately, on your own time, in your home. Plus, you only pay a small up-front fee for shipping and handling. You have a 30 day free “test drive” period and if you decide to keep it, they have 3 month payment plan. For complete details about the price, you can click here.

What do you get for your money?

The Us Factor includes the following:

• 12 DVD Lessons
• A 232 page Workbook
• 800 support access
• A Free Bonus DVD

This is a very nice, professional looking product contained in a book-like folder, that would look great on your bookshelf. It’s very well done.

Next up – What does the Us Factor teach you?

What is The Us Factor?

The Us Factor is a new product recently released by the same people who created the mega-popular parenting program called The Total Transformation, and from first glance it appears to be the same type of top-notch product that The Total Transformation is. It’s a product designed to show you how simple little changes can make big improvements in your marriage.

Who’s behind The Us Factor?

The creator of the Us Factor is Dr. Joseph Melnick, a licensed psychologist. Dr. Melnick is a couples and family therapist, organizational consultant and author of numerous articles and book chapters on intimacy, ethics and organizational dynamics.

Dr. Melnick has worked with couples in his private practice for over twenty years. He holds a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of Cincinnati. Currently, he is Co-Chair of the Cape Cod Training Program and a board member of the Gestalt International Study Center. He is Editor-in-Chief of Gestalt Review, a publication that concentrates on the Gestalt approach to clinical, family, group and organizational topics.

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