Couples psychic counselling for those who have an other half

[Littlepeahead]

This is an obscure one but Spirit&Destiny magazine are looking for couples to take part in a feature on couples psychic counselling. OK, you can stop laughing - my mate is an editor there so asked me to send this on to friends and as you are all near London I thought I'd let you see this. Now read on...

Each couple will have a reading with Bob and Sheila, their married psychics, who will hopefully uncover any concerns or issues the couple may have about the stage they're at in their relationship - eg moving in together, having children, newly married, keeping the passion alive long-term - and give a psychic solution to help.

You will have to come to London for a day in a studio to have the reading, hair and make-up done, and photos taken for the magazine.
This is to be on Thursday 4th November. We will pay each couple £100 plus travel for taking part.

Please get in touch asap if you are interested in taking part. You don't have to be into all that psychic stuff. They did a reading for me earlier in the year and it was actually quite insightful. You can PM me and I'll give you my friend's contact details if you are keen to take part or want more info.

[keith_d]

When I read the title I couldn't help thinking about psychic councilling for couples where the other half is dead.


<medium> Is there anybody there.??

<medium> ... we're seeking the spirit of Jenny Brown, who was married to Joe. Her last words were, "if you sleep with my sister I'll turn in my grave".

<ghostly voice> "Phone call for Spinning Jenny..."

[the_lone_wolf]

Originally Posted by Littlepeahead

Each couple will have a reading with Bob and Sheila, their married psychics, who will hopefully uncover any concerns or issues the couple may have about the stage they're at in their relationship - eg moving in together, having children, newly married, keeping the passion alive long-term - and give a psychic solution to help.

Surely if the couple have concerns or issues they could just, ya'know, tell a counsellor?

Or is this for people who don't have any relationship concerns but are looking for some?

[tigersaw]

Bob and Sheila? Arn't they the two who dish out advice on the lager adverts?