Can Your Relationship Be Saved? How to Know Whether to Stay or Go (Rebuilding Books)
"...help[s] real couples solve real problems, and provides them with clear, practical action steps to insure their implementation..." --Janet Wolfe, Ph.D.Clinical Psychologist, New York City<br /><br />"...strategies to salvage and rekindle... unions that can be saved... shows how to part company without guilt..." --Arnold A. Lazarus, Ph.D.Author of MARITAL MYTHS REVISITED<br /><br />"I would strongly recommend that any person who is ambivalent about his or her relationship read this book. Promptly!" --Albert Ellis, Ph.D., PresidentAlbert Ellis Institute, New York CityAuthor of FEELING BETTER, GETTING BETTER, STAYING BETTER<br /><br />...sympathetic but no-nonsense analysis and advice...for people ambivalent about their relationships. Bottom line: thoughtful, nonjudgmental, pointed and thoroughly helpful. --Infodad.com; April 25, 2002<br /><br />...useful guide to assessing a relationship, understanding relationship turmoil, working through ambivalence and consequences of staying vs. leaving bad relationships. --The Tribune, San Luis Obispo, CA; June 2, 2002