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We all inherit outdated ideas about our roles in a relationship from our parents. This book shows you a whole new set of skills to help you have the relationship you’ve been longing for. The New Couple introduces 10 essential ‘laws’ based on self-confidence and equality to help you find real intimacy, passion and enjoyment.
Where can couples turn to when the old rules don’t work anymore?
Seana McGee and Maurice Taylor, couple educators and husband-and-wife psychotherapist team, have the solution in their 10 New Laws of Love, which can help all couples attain a happy, long-lasting relationship.
These include chemistry, emotional integrity, deep listening, equality, self-love and peacemaking.
Each chapter introduces one of these basic ‘laws’ and teaches couples how to incorporate them into their own partnership.
The New Couple methods offer answers to common questions such
The honeymoon’s over and our sex life has cooled down. Is this normal? What’s going on?
A simple disagreement turned into an all-out fight and now we aren’t speaking. How did we get to this?
I feel like I’m losing my individuality and freedom, and I’m growing more and more resentful of my partner. Isn’t there more to married life than this?
Neither of us is willing to budge. I think we’re at an impasse. Do we throw in the towel?
Can we both achieve our dreams? How?
I’m single and twice shy? How do I keep from stepping into another messy relationship?
Where can couples turn to when the old rules don’t work anymore?
Seana McGee and Maurice Taylor, couple educators and husband-and-wife psychotherapist team, have the solution in their 10 New Laws of Love, which can help all couples attain a happy, long-lasting relationship.
These include chemistry, emotional integrity, deep listening, equality, self-love and peacemaking.
Each chapter introduces one of these basic ‘laws’ and teaches couples how to incorporate them into their own partnership.
The New Couple methods offer answers to common questions such
The honeymoon’s over and our sex life has cooled down. Is this normal? What’s going on?
A simple disagreement turned into an all-out fight and now we aren’t speaking. How did we get to this?
I feel like I’m losing my individuality and freedom, and I’m growing more and more resentful of my partner. Isn’t there more to married life than this?
Neither of us is willing to budge. I think we’re at an impasse. Do we throw in the towel?
Can we both achieve our dreams? How?
I’m single and twice shy? How do I keep from stepping into another messy relationship?
384 pages, Paperback
First published May 1, 2005
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March 20, 2013
A good, indepth discussion of 10 "laws" that contribute to good relationships. Well written, easy to read, responsible advice. Nice to read something that has some depth on the subject.
March 28, 2015
Not your average relationship book. I consider The New Couple to be my relationship bible. It's concise, easy-to-read, and filled with knowledge and tips to get to know yourself better, your partner better, and improve the way you relate to and interact with each other. It does a great job of helping couples look past the old gender roles that you may have picked up, and understand that there are new, healthier ways to come together as a team of equals, each carrying our own challenges as well as unique gifts to a relationship. The book will help you relate better with your partner and provides specific examples of things you can do to facilitate stronger communication, understanding and trust.
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