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Therapy Is a Slow Expensive Divorce?

1 May 2026 · 1 min

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In this YouTube monologue, speaker Suzanne Noble (SPEAKER A) critiques the conventional therapy model that often expects clients to commit to two‑year treatment plans before seeing results or before a therapist may consider ending the relationship. She expresses surprise at the long wait times for appointments, suggesting that therapists sometimes claim openings are months away. Noble then introduces her own alternative: a six‑week program designed to quickly turn around couples on the brink of divorce. She claims the program restores comfort and love within a short timeframe, emphasizing that people enter relationships seeking love, care, and feeling taken care of. The overall narrative contrasts the perceived slowness and expense of traditional therapy with the promised speed and effectiveness of her concise program.

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I'm on both of your sides. When they win, I win. That's the difference. Therapists also— studying therapy, I learned that therapists expect you to go to them for 2 years. That's 2 years before they give up or get a divorce. That's why a therapist can say, I have an opening coming up in 3 months. Is that true? I was appalled. And so I literally just don't, you know, skip it. Just skip, stop talking. Do this process. I have people who've been on the verge of divorce. I turn them around and I have a program that's 6 weeks. It's— and it's 6 weeks, you are comfortable, you are back, and you're like, wow, this has been easy. And, and that, that's it. We get into relationships to feel love, but one of us wants to feel loved and taken care of.