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When it comes to a successful, satisfying marriage, it’s not about how many workshops you’ve attended, how many counseling sessions you’ve experienced together, or which conflict resolution tools you’ve been taught. What it really all comes down to is emotions--understanding your own and your partner’s, and then walking hand in hand through those inevitable situations where emotions run high.
In The Emotionally Healthy Marriage, Drs. David and Jan Stoop take you and your spouse through a 5-step process of developing the emotional intelligence you need to stay strong and stay together. With personal inventories that help you discover where you are doing well and where you need improvement, as well as practical action steps you can take now to implement what you’ve learned, this book is perfect for couples, counselors, and pastors.
Nurturing the most important part of your most important relationship
When it comes to a successful, satisfying marriage, it’s not about how many workshops you’ve attended, how many counseling sessions you’ve experienced together, or which conflict resolution tools you’ve been taught. What it comes down to is emotions--understanding your own and your partner’s, and then walking hand in hand through those inevitable situations where emotions run high.
In The Emotionally Healthy Marriage, Drs. David and Jan Stoop take you and your spouse through a five-step process of developing the emotional intelligence you need to stay strong and stay together. With personal inventories that help you discover where you are doing well and where you need improvement, as well as practical action steps you can take to implement what you’ve learned, this book is perfect for couples, counselors, and pastors.
"Great marriages are both art and science. Dave and Jan Stoop have integrated both in a highly effective system, using the latest neuroscience, to bring couples more intimacy and happiness."--John Townsend, PhD, New York Times bestselling author of Boundaries; founder of the Townsend Institute of Leadership and Counseling
"No pie-in-the-sky platitudes or superficial solutions, but wise counsel that can make an immediate difference in your marriage."--Gary J. Oliver, ThM, PhD, executive director of the Center for Healthy Relationships; professor of psychology and practical theology at John Brown University; coauthor of Mad About Us
Dr. David Stoop is the founder and director of the Center
for Family Therapy and is a cohost of the nationally syndicated
New Life Live radio and TV program. He is the author of more
than 30 books, including Forgiving What You'll Never Forget
and Change Your Thoughts, Change Your Life.
Dr. Jan Stoop is a counselor, author, and
seminar speaker. Together the Stoops are coauthors or coeditors of
When Couples Pray Together, The Complete Marriage
Book, and The Complete Parenting Book. They lead
seminars and retreats on topics such as marital relationships,
men's issues, fathering, and forgiveness. Married for more than 50
years, they have three sons and six grandchildren and live in
Newport Beach, California, where David has his counseling practice.
Learn more at www.drstoop.com.