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How to Make Your Relationship Work: Learn How to Love and Be Loved

How to Make Your Relationship Work: Learn How to Love and Be Loved

by Anne Geraghty (Author)

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    Paperback 2007

    $11.33
Synopsis

'How Loving Relationships Work' reveals a new way of understanding intimate relationships. Shifting the focus away from the individuals, it focuses on how love itself works in a relationship. The book explains how love is a living force that affects not only ourselves and our partners, but exerts a powerful influence on the whole of our lives. As a result, love does a far better job of making our relationships work than we can. This book shows you how to use your own love to create the relationship you long for.


Using a set of techniques called 'linking', the book encourages couples to examine the love in their relationship and tap into its power, nourishment and wisdom. 'How Loving Relationships Work' is an original and valuable guide for a fuller understanding of the dynamics of love.

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More Information

Format: Paperback
 Pages: 192
 Edition: Reissue
 Publisher: Collins & Brown
Published: 08 Jan 2007
ISBN 10: 1843404087
ISBN 13: 9781843404088
Book Overview: Reveals a way of understanding intimate relationships. Focusing on how love itself works in a relationship, this book explains how love is a living force that affects not only ourselves and our partners, but exerts a powerful influence on the whole of our lives. It also shows you how to use your own love to create the relationship you long for.

Author Bio
Anne Geraghty is a former Clinical and Educational Psychologist who has worked with couples, families and children for over thirty years. She was Director of Median Rajneesh Healing Centre and founder and co-director of The Amap Organisation in London, a centre for personal growth and therapy. She has studied and run courses in Europe, America, Africa and Asia and has written on many aspects of sexual love, group process, family dynamics and the creative use of conflict.