As a former divorce attorney, Bill Ferguson gained national attention for his ability to take the conflict out of divorce. Fifteen percent of his clients never divorced, and the ones who did were able to part as friends.

His focus was on healing relationships. He showed his clients how to end conflict and restore love, not necessarily as husband and wife, but as one human being to another.

In 1985, he closed his law practice and devoted his life to showing people how to heal relationships and have their lives work.

He has since been featured on Oprah and recommended by both The Wall Street Journal and The Washington Post. His approach to life has been called, “The penicillin of psychology.”

The Texas Counseling Association thinks so highly of his work that they asked him to deliver the keynote address at their annual convention. He will be speaking to 2,000 counselors.

Media across the country affectionately call him, "The Love Counselor." His book, How To Heal A Painful Relationship has become a national best seller. His newest book, Get Your Power Back, has just been released.

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Bill Ferguson has led over 2,000 programs and has worked with thousands of people. He has taught his approach at the University of Houston Law School and gives continuing education classes for psychologists, counselors, and therapists.

In 2002 he founded Stop The Conflict, a program used by family law courts to take the conflict out of divorce.

The results of this program have been remarkable. According to a recent survey, participants reduced their resentment by an average of 68% and blaming by 60%. Taking responsibility for the conflict increased by an amazing 77%.

Bill spent most of his adult life studying the nature of love. He discovered that whenever love is present, life works. We are happy, alive and free. We radiate a very positive energy and great things happen. He also noticed that every time we interact with another person, or with life itself, we either create love or destroy love, and whatever we give comes right back.

"Our lives are the way they are because of how we relate to life," Bill says. "When we change how we relate to life, we change what happens around us. I show people how to make this change."

"It is possible to have love in all your relationships and in every aspect of your life." As you discover this profound yet simple truth, it will change your life forever."