The Birth Order Effect for Couples: How Birth Order Affects Your Relationships and What You Can Do About it

Isaacson, Cliff with Schneider, Meg

ISBN 10: 1592330231 / ISBN 13: 9781592330232

Published by Fair Winds Press, Massachusetts, USA, 2004

About this Item

192pp. New and unread book. The book takes off from the author's 'Birth Order Effect' and applies it to relationships - how birth order shapes you, your partner and your happiness together in surprising and meaningful ways, and how to use that understanding to improve your relationship - emotionally, physically, sexually and spiritually.

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: The Birth Order Effect for Couples: How Birth Order Affects Your Relationships and What You Can Do About it
• Publisher: Fair Winds Press, Massachusetts, USA
• Publication Date: 2004
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1592330231
• ISBN 13: 9781592330232
• Binding: Soft cover
• Edition: First Edition
• Condition: Fine
• Seller catalogs:
  • Psychology
  • Self-help

About this title

Synopsis

In his first book The Birth Order Effect, Cliff Isaacson took over where Alfred Adler left offłchallenging and expanding on traditional birth order theory, and showing readers how to determine their Birth Order Personality (not necessarily chronologically) and use that knowledge to understand themselves and others better.

In The Birth Order Effect for Couples, Isaacson applies the Birth Order Effect specifically to relationships, showing readers how to use an understanding of their birth order personalities and that of their significant other to improve their relationships across the boardłemotionally, physically, spiritually, and sexually.

The Birth Order Effect for Couples identifies the challenges couples face given their respective birth order personalities, and offers solutions. ItĘs fun to read, and as informative and instructive as it is entertaining.

About the Author

Cliff Isaacson is the author of The Birth Order Effect (Adams Media) as well as a psychotherapist and United Methodist minister who founded the Upper Des Moines Counseling Center, where he still continues his private practice. Hes a Diplomate Member of the American Psychotherapy Association.