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25 Keys to a Great Marriage
Establishing a basis for open communication, unselfishness, and love, this collection of information culled from the author's years of counseling experience highlights 25 tactics for avoiding unhappiness and divorce, and caters to the emotional and social needs of spouses and the relationships between them. Fostering the need to develop physical and emotional intimacy, this guide helps couples create a fulfilling and lasting relationship throughout all stages of their married lives with a practical and user-friendly approach that reveals the complex and sensitive bonds of marriage.
314 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 2007
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February 13, 2009
Establishing a basis for open communication, unselfishness, and love, this collection of information culled from the authors’ years of counseling experience highlights 25 tactics for avoiding unhappiness and divorce, and caters to the emotional and social needs of spouses and their relationships. Fostering the need to develop physical and emotional intimacy, this guide helps couples create a fulfilling and lasting relationship throughout all stages of their married lives with a practical and user-friendly approach that reveals the complex and sensitive bonds of marriage.
This book is the perfect step-by-step manual for those that want to strengthen their marriage. Authors Robert Stahmann and Nathan Wood draw on their expertise and experience learned from years of counseling couples.
This book is the perfect step-by-step manual for those that want to strengthen their marriage. Authors Robert Stahmann and Nathan Wood draw on their expertise and experience learned from years of counseling couples.
January 24, 2016
I 19ll admit that I didn 19t finish it. It started out good and there was some good advice, but there were a ton of editing mistakes. It was very annoying. If they reedit the book and reissue it without so many mistakes, I may be convinced to attempt reading it again.
March 12, 2008
Textbook for class.
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