The Purpose of Love: A Guidebook for Defining and Cultivating Your Most Significant Relationship: A Guidebook For Defining & Cultivating Your Most Significant Relationship - Softcover

Ratusny, Dorothy

Softcover

ISBN 10: 1897178506 ISBN 13: 9781897178508

Verlag: Insomniac Press, 2008

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Blame it on Cinderella: We get married because we want to believe that true love and lasting happiness are possible, but all too often, our choice of a mate is based on flawed assumptions and unrealistic expectations. We have an idealistic view of how our love relationship should be, but we ignore the work it takes to create and sustain that healthy lasting love. We expect a loving relationship to make us happy, without knowing what happiness means for us. The Purpose of Love is for anyone currently in a love relationship or in search of one. It is a guidebook to help you figure out what you need to be happy -- first with yourself and then as part of a loving couple. This book will help you identify what you want in a life partner and heal old wounds from the past. It is only when we realize that we alone are responsible for our own happiness that are we free to be in a relationship without needing the other person to "make us happy."

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Dorothy Ratusny is the author of The Purpose of Love (Insomniac 2007). She is a certified psychotherapist who specialises in cognitive therapy. In addition to her private practice working with teens, adults, and couples, she is a consultant for corporations and professional groups offering workshops on enhanced communication and personal development. She was featured on the Life Network's series Love Is Not Enough and has contributed to the Globe and Mail, ElleCanada.ca, and FAZE Magazine. Dorothy practices in Toronto and Thornhill, Ontario. She is currently working towards a PhD in Metaphysics. Visit www.dorothyratusny.com.

Details zur Ausgabe

• Verlag: Insomniac Press
• Erscheinungsdatum: 2008
• Sprache: Englisch
• ISBN 10: 1897178506
• ISBN 13: 9781897178508
• Einband: Taschenbuch
• Anzahl der Seiten: 204
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