What I Offer

I offer a range of services designed to help you overcome limerence and develop healthier relationships.

As a certified coach with years of experience, I provide one-on-one coaching either in person or online, tailored to your individual needs and goals.

I also offer a comprehensive 24-part video series on limerence as well as access to a support forum where you can connect with others on a similar journey.

My goal is to provide you with the tools and support you need to overcome limerence and find fulfilment in your personal life.

ONE-TO-ONE COACHING

I work with you to help you understand why you developed limerence and learn how to manage it. I also offer couples sessions to help you and your partner work through this together. I work either in person, or online and sessions are booked via my therapy practice, The Married Therapists. All invoices appear ad David Perl with no mention of limerence.

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VIDEO SERIES

With over a decade of personal and clinical experience treating limerence, our program offers a structured healing process that includes videos, worksheets, and reading materials with a 14-day, no-questions-asked money-back guarantee.

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SUPPORT FORUM

You can get free or full access to the limerence.net forums for a monthly subscription. There are more than 74,000 posts to learn from, including my personal advice. You can also use the Private Message functionality of the forums to send messages to other users, and you can cancel your subscription at any time. All invoices appear ad David Perl with no mention of limerence.

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