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#1 New Release in Human Sexuality Transform the Way Conflict
Affects Your Love LifeWant to bring more peace into your
relationship and also get back that "spark" that's been missing?
From bad breath to infidelity, find resolution for issues that
cause division. If left unresolved, sources of disconnect can lead
to major rifts in a relationship. Authors CrisMarie Campbell and
Susan Clarke bring over twenty years of experience in family and
marriage counseling and relationship coaching to this book. They
cater their advice to romantic relationships and provide resolution
strategies for women and men. Bring back the "spark" that's been
missing. Passion is essential to relationships, and equally
important across the spectrums of love, sex, and dating. Whether
it's our first love or last love, in order for our bond with our
partner to thrive, there needs to be a sense of excitement present.
By transforming the way conflict affects us, we create a space for
the intimate relationship or passionate marriage we long for to
take root and grow. Conflict doesn't have to be a deal breaker.
While arguments with our partner can get tiring, looking at those
disagreements as opportunities to strengthen our bond rather than
weaken it can have a significant impact on their effect. With
conflict comes the chance to communicate and solve problems
together. This can restore a sense of intimacy and connection with
our partner, both emotionally and physically. In The Beauty of
Conflict for Couples, you will find: Relatable stories that shed
light on the common struggles of romantic relationships Practical
tools that offer guidance for addressing conflict A source of hope
for relationships that appear to be fated for failure If you and
your significant other have looked for guidance in books such as
Mating in Captivity, The 5 Love Languages, Hold Me Tight, or
Campbell and Clarke's first book, The Beauty of Conflict, then
you'll find a further source of resolution in The Beauty of
Conflict for Couples.
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