Things to Know Before You Say Go
These cards are great. A most illuminating way to vet out any relationship. --Christine Northrup, MD, author of Women's Bodies, Women's Wisdom and The Wisdom of MenopauseI received your cards and book yesterday, and sat down to see what you have been up to. I had them about half an hour, when my daughter (age 20 and not in a relationship) took them from me.  Soon they were spread over the kitchen table and she was writing down all the questions that she really liked. She said, These are really good questions. Naturally, I gave them to her, and will order another set for me.  I hope she takes them back to college with her, shares them with her friends and they all start talking about these important questions.   I love the idea of a deck of cards; they are less intimidating than a book and can be shuffled and rearranged. --Mary Hilken, Therapist, Washington DCElsbeth Martindale's,Things to Know Before You Say Go, book and cards are an engaging way to get students thinking and talking about all-important relationship topics. At the high school level, students are developmentally ready to learn about themselves and analyze their love relationships, but often don t know how to go about it. The book and cards present a fun, non-threatening path to self-knowledge and a way to open up to each other. I hope that many students will access the cards and become more thoughtful upon entering romantic relationships. --Nancy Sullivan, Librarian, Madison High School, Portland, OR