Total Couple

by Albert Lee, Carol Allman Lee

Here at last is a book which treats marriage as a union of equals-- a book which refuses to deal with men, women and their relationships in half measures. The approach Albert and Carol Lee outline in The Total Couple can help you to build a stronger marriage without sacrificing your personal goals and growth as an individual. In recent years reactionary male chauvinists and radical women's liberationists have issued scores of books dealing with the troubled state of modern marriage. The Total Couple is a product of neither camp. Albert and Carol Lee waste no time trying to fix the blame for marital crisis on anyone. They recognize the our social and economic environment has changed, and they offer the contemporary couple a method of coping with the new and greater demands which change has placed upon marriage. Their way is teaming up. Partners share and support each other's personal goals as well as their joint undertakings. The method can work whether one or both partners are employed outside the home, whether the couple's style of life is traditional or unconventional.

Paperback

First published June 1, 1977

About the author

Multiple authors on Goodreads are named Albert Lee.