Close relations. How to solve the problems that all couples face. Harper R., Albert E.

Do your relationship crack? You change partners, but the problems remain? Do you feel that in time love cools over time? People who do not want to admit that both partners are to blame for the situation, transfer their problems to the following relations. As Ellis and Harper noted in this book, it is easier to blame another than solving problems yourself. Readers who hope to establish their relationship with the help of this book will undoubtedly get a result.

Firstly, the book is written simply and exciting. Secondly, examples and dialogs are given to explain the ideas of the authors. Thirdly, there are practically no confusing terms and “psychological chatter” here-this is a clear book with logical ideas. Fourth, exercises at the end of the chapters will give the ground for reflection and will help to draw important conclusions. This book will help get rid of the wrong habits and enter into a new path of relationships.