How to Heal and Restore Your Marriage

A 4-Step Process to Rebuild Your Most Important Relationship

De: Randy Boyd, Cathy Boyd

Narrado por: Tasha Anderson

You CAN Heal and Restore Your Marriage!

When you said your “I Do’s,” you and your spouse had a vision of a future filled with hope and promise. Despite what you face now and where you may be in your relationship, you can regain that vision.

Randy and Cathy Boyd have developed the H.E.A.L. process that delves into hope, expectations, acceptance, and listening as factors needed to heal and restore your marriage. In this short book, they’ll guide you to the path you need to take to get you started in the process. They’ve been where you may find yourself now, so they fully understand your challenges.

“My wife and I would not be together today if wasn’t for Randy and Cathy Boyd.

After a transgression against my wife, we reached out to them. We took a communication workshop that helped my wife and I learn how to communicate with each other better.

They both took the time with us, made us both feel comfortable and important. They listened when we talked, and knowing they have walked through something similar and made it out stronger, gave us both hope.” ~Chris and Alicia R.

©2023 Randy Boyd (P)2025 Randy Boyd

Excellent how-to on changing your mindset to help both your marriage, and everyday interactions with others

Randy and Cathy have lived it! They've gone from the brink to a healthy, supportive, and rewarding marriage. But, they are real and are the first to admit that they are still learning.

This book discusses their lows, their path to healing, and their journey of helping others. Not only does it provide excellent advice of how to listen with curiosity, but it also provides activities to do with your partner to further open up and better understand each other, stripping away unspoken expectations.

I highly recommend this book to every adult: those with a feeling their marriage could use some help, to those who believe their marriage is strong (and are hopefully right); to those who aren't married or in a relationship at all right now.