Cold Feet

Counseling

Cold Feet: Are yours normal jitters? Or something serious?

Get the facts and data you need. Learn the right questions to ask yourself. Make the right decision about your future.

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Anxious About Your Wedding?

- Worried you’ve got more than “normal jitters”?
- Not confiding in family and friends, in case you do, ultimately, marry him or her?
- Unsure if you should pay attention to your cold feet…or just ignore them?
- Under pressure to make decision…fast?
- Feeling alone in your anguish?

Try a Free 15-Minute Video Consultation

- Work though my 5-step system to evaluate your feelings of cold feet.
- So you can arrive confidently at the right decision for you.
- Faster and more thoroughly than you could on your own.
- The result: peace of mind and confidence in the decision you ultimately make.

WHAT BRIDES and GROOMS SAY

“Cold feet counseling moved me out of panic-mode.

I could be thoughtful about what I was feeling and doing. Allison is a great guide.”

Chris

“The turmoil I felt was crippling.

I contacted Allison in a near fit of desperation. I found her to be really accessible, experienced, and very warm-hearted.

I ended up calling off my engagement, and while it was really hard, I know I made the right decision. That was eight months ago now and while I do experience some residual grief, I feel confident in my life’s direction.

Allison’s counsel really helped me through the worst months and I highly recommend her work.”

Colleen

“I went from very concerned to very confident about getting married.

Allison helped me examine my worries and fears, and the hard work is really paying off.

I’m going into my marriage with both my eyes fully open and a great peace of mind. I’ve done the heavy lifting, and now I’m relaxing and enjoying my engagement.”

Miranda

FROM THE BLOG

“Doubt Means Don’t” Is Wrong. How To Use Your Cold Feet About Your Wedding As Data

Click play button to listen to blog in audio format. Most brides – and grooms-to-be find me by Googling “cold feet about my wedding” or “cold feet engagement,” or “cold feet anxious engaged.” And I’m so glad they find me. Usually at 3am. Googling in bed, trying not to...