“She knows how hot they are, how much money they make and she got so excited about this, to do this together,” Cuoco said. When they cross paths with a killer, Ava, a self-described true crime fanatic, believes they may have the answer to their financial woes and comes up with the unconventional idea to cash in by creating a podcast with the killer.
“They’re having a tough time financially, a tough time in their careers. And if you need a little help with that, this is where a marriage therapist can be invaluable."The Survivor" Episode 104 - Pictured: (l-r) Chris Messina as Nathan, Kaley Cuoco as Ava Experts recommend giving your relationship the same care you would give your health or even your car-so certain techniques can be part of that regular checkup. Also, try to narrow your search down to books that were written in the last five years or so, to ensure they’re based on recent research and have updated references.įrom working on your listening skills to learning how to argue constructively, the best relationship books offer useful techniques to help you keep your relationship on the right track or get it back to its former glory. ”Go for self-help books written by professionals in the field in which you’re seeking help,” Guarino says.
Licensed mental health counselor GinaMarie Guarino, LMHC advises doing your research on the author of the book. Some relationship books have a concise “to do” list at the end of each section or chapter, while others have an entire section dedicated to practical steps, sometimes in the style of a workbook with spaces to add your own comments or thoughts. While it’s great to take a deep dive into a particular type of relationship and learn more about why people behave in a certain way, it’s difficult to make changes for the better without clear, workable tips. What to Look For in a Relationship Book Practical tips Designed to help you understand your own personality to relate to others, the book dives into individuality in couples, families, and friendships.Īnd if you're returning to the office in the near future, “Radical Candor” is a great managerial tool to help leaders and bosses confront (and deal with) various personality types and challenges. If you're trying to take an empathetic approach to relationships, “The Enneagram for Relationships” is a good choice. It's designed to help couples focus on communication to resolve problems that often turn into larger conflicts.
John Gottman dives deep into issues that couples often face. For marriage and long-term romantic relationships, “Eight Dates” by Dr.
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