You're Tearing Us Apart
Twenty Ways We Wreck Our Relationships and Strategies to Repair Them
by Pat Love, Ed.D.; Kathleen McFadden; Eva Berlander
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Pub Date Oct 13 2015 | Archive Date Apr 12 2017
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Description
Many broken relationships not only can be mended, but they can actually be magnificent. You're Tearing Us Apart follows a simple, get-to-the- point formula for each chapter. First, a narrative describes what it's like living with someone who is practicing relationship-threatening behaviors. Next, the psychology behind the behavior is explained, followed by a succinct account of why this particular behavior threatens relationships. Finally, the best strategies for transformation are spelled out, covering such a wide range of options most any couple can easily comply. These four sections validate the experience of both partners, offer concrete reasons why change is necessary and then present a selection of strategies to move forward.
A Note From the Publisher
If communication with your partner consists mostly of texting and exchanging emoticons, your session may be timing out.
Available Editions
| EDITION | Other Format |
| ISBN | 9780757318627 |
| PRICE | $12.95 (USD) |
Featured Reviews
Kimberly D, Reviewer
You're tearing us apart not only gives you a "straight forward" understanding, it gives you a background as to why you're feeling experiencing what you are! This book was eye opening and an easy read.
Tonia T, Reviewer
I enjoyed the "fixes" for several of the situations in this book. Lots of very good information.
Mark K, Educator
It is one thing to point out how couples drop the ball with one another, it is another to succinctly pave the way forward to a relationship that is healthy, vibrant and deeply connective. I am very thankful I have read this book!
Reviewer 356736
I typically avoid "self help" style books. However this provided some great insight that is definitely useful.
dee s, Reviewer
Very helpful, this book is a must read for anyone looking to improve upon their relationship or to help a relationship in a crisis. This is by far the best book I have read about helping a relationship and developing as a couple! It's filled with practical examples and how to resolve and approach common relationship issues, it's great you need to read it you'll be really happy that you tried it.
Missy G, Reviewer
Lots of good straight foward advice here. It's mostly common sense but does inspire you to take a close look at your relationship...especially the complicated ones. time to take reposibility for your part of relationships first. Your issues and doubts need to be addressed before you expect your partner to look at themself. Anger, frsutrations all play a huge toll. fixing issues without blame is key
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