 |
CASTING CALL FOR TV SHOW “MONSTER IN-LAWS” January 10, 2012, 3:42 pmJenna D. Barry is posting this casting call as a courtesy to the casting director for Monster In-laws:
“A ground-breaking new series that explores the complex relationships between married couples and their in-laws.” Are you struggling to maintain a relationship with an out-of-control in-law? Is a cultural or background divide challenging your relationship? Does the statement, “When mom/dad says no, ask grandma/grandpa” ring true in your family?
Does your mother or father-in-law still baby your husband/wife, challenge your parenting style or openly disrespect you? If you’re desperate to repair your relationship with an in-law before it’s too late, we want to hear from you! Families who appear on the show will have the opportunity to work with a professional relationship expert who will help them to identify their issues and repair their relationships. Families who appear on the show will receive a financial honorarium as a “thank you” for their time and commitment to the show. In addition, we offer a finder’s fee for anyone who nominates a family that appears on the show. To apply, please fill out a brief casting questionnaire: If you have any questions, please contact Jenna at wifeguide@yahoo.com Tags: book about in-laws, book in-laws, Christmas, control freak mother-in-law, controlling in-laws, controlling mother-in-law, coping with in-laws, daughter-in-law, difficult in-laws, difficult mother-in-law, disrespectful in-laws, dominant mother-in-law, holidays, husband, in-law stress, in-laws, in-laws problems, intrusive in-laws, jealous mother-in-law, manipulative mother-in-law, marriage, marriage in-law problems, meddling mother-in-law, monster in-laws, monster mother-in-law, Mother-in-law, mother-in-law book, mother-in-law boundaries, mother-in-law daughter-in-law, mother-in-law marriage, mother-in-law problems, Thanksgiving, toxic in-laws |
 |
 |
|
|
Buy the book!You can have a GREAT marriage, even if your in-laws aren't so great! 
Click here to preview or buy a printed copy of this book for $19.76! Click here to preview or buy a download copy of this book for $13.95! You may be quick to blame your in-laws for your marriage problems, but in reality the biggest part of the problem isn't your in-laws, it's your husband's loyalty to them. When a man marries, he is supposed to transfer his loyalty from his parents to his wife. His behavior plays a key role in how well you get along with his parents. The goal of this book is to help you gain your husband's loyalty. If you are in need of hope and encouragement, this book is for you! Jenna Barry offers hilarious, heartfelt advice about how to have a terrific marriage in spite of difficult in-laws. As a wife who has personally experienced the despair that comes from having an unsupportive partner, she suggests specific things to say and do to gain your husband's loyalty. This book won't teach you how to become best friends with your in-laws, but it will teach you how to think and behave in a new way so they no longer have any power over you. A Wife's Guide to In-laws has over 40 cartoons, two fun chapters written just for your hubby, and worksheets to help the two of you reach loving compromises about common problem issues. Spread the word
CategoriesTell a friend!Check it out:SearchAbout JennaAs a wife of 17 years, Jenna D. Barry (a pen name) has learned how to gain her husband's loyalty through communication, persistence, and a whole lot of love. She has familiarized herself with the needs and frustrations of other wives by participating in on-line in-law support groups and by talking to marriage therapists, friends, family, and co-workers. Jenna is the author of the book, A Wife's Guide to In-laws: How to Gain Your Husband's Loyalty Without Killing His Parents. She has been a radio guest on The Mike Bullard Show and her articles have been published in newspapers, websites, and magazines worldwide. She writes monthly articles for Hitched Magazine and has been quoted in The Washington Times, CNN.com, The London Free Press, TheBump.com, etc. She leads a support group for daughters-in-law right here. Archives
Calendar
RSS
Meta |
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
 |
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||