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Harville Hendrix Wants to Save America, One Marriage at a Time

By Pacific Standard — 2017

What happens when marriage counselors want to heal society? Relationship gurus Harville Hendrix (called the “marriage whisperer” by Oprah) and his wife, Helen LaKelly Hunt, are so convinced that keeping couples together is the key to societal happiness and prosperity that they have launched a campaign to prevent break-ups and divorce, hosting free workshops in Dallas, with an eye to more cities.

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