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Books we have in our library that we recommend:
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The Five Love Languages By Gary Chapman Learning to speak the language of those you care about is vital. Wasted energy and misunderstandings on this topic can totally sabotage an otherwise good relationship.
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Hot Monogamy By Patricia Love and Jo Robinson An essential read for couples to learn the steps to more passionate, intimate lovemaking. How to turn fizzle into sizzle and have the kind of sexual relationship you will love.
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The Mastery of Love By Don Miguel Ruiz This book illuminates the fear-based beliefs and assumptions that undermine love and lead to suffering and drama in our relationships. A simple and yet profound presentation about love and forgiveness.
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Why Men Don’t Listen and Women Can’t Read Maps By Barbara & Allan Pease Filled with humor and insightful information about the different approaches in communication, connection, satisfaction and needs between men & women, this book will provide lots of ah-ha!s Told in an irreverent and straightforward style by a very funny Australian couple.
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Love and Survival By Dean Ornish This book is based on a simple but powerful idea: our survival depends on the healing power of love, intimacy and relationships. Amazing research studies along with compelling descriptions of what really makes us sick, and how to avoid the loneliness, isolation and depression that are so prevalent today.
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The Sex-Starved Marriage By Michele Weiner-Davis A couple’s guide to boosting their marriage libido -- this book is an antidote to the distance spouses feel when differences in sexual desire and misunderstandings wreak havoc in their marriage.
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You Don’t Have to Take It Anymore By Steven Stosny A clear overview of the many aspects of emotional abuse -- and specific steps for how to understand and change the behaviors. When frustrations in the relationship start to become part of the daily fabric of life together, the action plan in this book is essential.
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Dance of Anger By Harriet Lerner This classic book can help anyone understand the dynamics of anger that can come up, and most importantly, how to manage the anger into a constructive force. Excellent insights.
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The Great American Sex Diet By Laura Corn A wonderful approach to getting disconnected couples back having fun together. Wonderful stories and photos of regular couples are totally relatable. Try it!
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52 Dates For You and Your Mate By David & Claudia Arp Knowing that date night is a good idea can still leave many couples stuck for new ideas that don’t necessarily cost a lot. This book is filled with ideas to jumpstart you out of your dating routine.
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The New Male Sexuality by Bernie Zilbergeld The truth about men, sex and pleasure is addressed in this book on the most urgent questions of men today -- and of the women who love them. An interesting and informative read for men and women.
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Love Life for Parents By David and Claudia Arp How to have kids and a sex life, too. This is an easy, fun and realistic approach to putting interest back in intimacy, readiness back in romance and the sizzle back in sex for couples distracted and exhausted being parents.
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Romantic Antics By Joy and Kevin Decker Creative ideas for successful first dates, adventurous Saturday nights and playful long weekends. Lots of sweet, romantic ideas to keep the relationship thriving.
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The Essential Enneagram By David Daniels and Virginia Price Our favorite recommendation for a book on this topic. Short and surprisingly profound, this starter books on understanding the personality types described will answer many questions about your and loved ones behaviors.
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The Enneagram Made Easy By Renee Baron and Elizabeth Wagele Easy to read starter book about the Enneagram personality profile system. Tips on “what’s hard about” being each type, suggestions for growth, and how best to get along with each. Straightforward and fun.
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The Enneagram In Love & Work by Helen Palmer This book on the Enneagram gives descriptions of how different types relate to each other in personal and work situations -- what to expect, how to understand the others’ perspective more clearly.
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The Wisdom of the Enneagram By Don Riso & Russ Hudson An in-depth description for those wanting to really understand the Enneagram system, by two of the most prolific authors about the types.
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The New Peoplemaking By Virginia Satir As mentor of PAIRS’ creator Lori Gordon, and a pioneer in the human potential development field working with families, Virginia Satir’s work is powerful and clear.
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Taming Your Gremlin By Rick Carson A surprisingly simple method for getting out of your own way. A classic for twenty years, this book lets you know how to move past the stuck phases in your life.
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