[Lushh]

Could your relationship use some help, but your busy schedule gets in the way of regular sessions with a therapist? Well, apparently there's an app for that. It's called Lasting.

Lasting describes itself as the number one relationship counseling app on its website and claims to have a 94% success rate. The program promises to study your relationship and create a personalized plan just for you.

According to the app maker, it incorporates decades of research into 5-minute sessions equipping couples with the necessary tools for maintaining healthy marriages.



Read more about Lasting (download for iOS or Android) on their website below.

https://www.getlasting.com/

[Netherrealmer]

Jay and Catherine Wow he really really loves her despite of what happened to her.

[Lushh]

Jay and Catherine Wow he really really loves her despite of what happened to her.

That's the way it should be though. He's loyal and it's not just an image he was attracted to but the (real) person behind that image.

[mrki444]

When you have app for closet organization, you will have app for this stuff to.

[Lushh]

When you have app for closet organization, you will have app for this stuff to.

Yep, there's an app for everything so no more excuses, I guess.

[Joseph83]

Well, the app sounds good. Hope people will really create time for it.

[Lushh]

Well, the app sounds good. Hope people will really create time for it.

Yes, I guess if they can't find time for traditional therapy sessions, the least they could do is try the app and see how it goes.

[Abigael]

That sounds like a great app. I hope it helps to save today's marriages that are so prone to divorce.

[mrki444]

Yes, I guess if they can't find time for traditional therapy sessions, the least they could do is try the app and see how it goes.

Many therapyist offer sessions using Skype and late at night.

[Lushh]

Yes, I guess if they can't find time for traditional therapy sessions, the least they could do is try the app and see how it goes.

Many therapyist offer sessions using Skype and late at night.

Traditional therapy sessions doesn't necessarily mean in person meetings. And in this case it's more about the duration of the sessions. That's why 'busy schedule' was mentioned. This app (as stated in the original post) offers 5-minute sessions. So it is best suited for those who don't have 55 minutes or more (or who don't want to look in anyone's face that long). Indeed, many therapists offer sessions via Skype and at nights too. Do they offer 5-minute sessions too? If yes, even better.