Mentioned in a front page article in The Washington Post , March 25, 1998. Volume 1 Happy couples enjoy talking together.
Unhappy couples argue or have little to say.
If your relationship is in the second category, here's how to move it to the first. The Pleasures of Good Conversation is the only work available that can teach you and a partner how to have successful, enjoyable conversations together. Written by a couples therapist, educator, and newspaper columnist, the book is a gold mine of useful approaches. Use conversation to sweep aside boredom and bring back the spirit of romance. Use your differences to make interesting conversations rather than unpleasant arguments.