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Eric Bowers

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in Ottawa, Canada

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http://www.roadtocompassion.com

Twitter

https://twitter.com/roadtocompassio

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Self Help, Psychology, Romance

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Based in Vancouver, British Columbia, Eric Bowers is a CNVC Certified Nonviolent Communication Trainer with extensive training in Interpersonal Neurobiology and Attachment Theory. Eric has a passion for helping people create successful relationships. In his experiential and playful workshops, retreats, courses, and speaking engagements, Eric combines Nonviolent Communication, Interpersonal Neurobiology and Attachment Theory in order to give comprehensive information and skills for building great relationships. Eric offers workshops and keynotes for organizations and conferences. Find Eric's blog--Where the Heart Meets the Road--and more about his work at roadtocompassion.com or facebook.com/RoadtoCompassionNVC.

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Meet Me In Hard-to-Love Places: The Heart and Science of Relationship Success

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Introduction to Meet Me In Hard-to-Love Places

To build successful relationships, it is essential to address the pain and emotional wounds that you carry from past relationships, particularly from your childhood relationships with your parents. If you were not raised by your parents, you can think of your primary caregivers whenever parents are mentioned in this book. Your childhood relationships with your parents are the foundation from which Read more of this blog post »

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