Ballroom Dancing Is Not for Sissies: An R-Rated Guide for Partnership

The authors have lived it, now they share it—how to create joyful, harmonious partnerships on and off the dance floor. Dancing is supposed to be fun. But when dancers begin to snipe and bicker, they usually feel they have only two choices: stop dancing or change partners. In Ballroom Dancing is not for Sissies, authors, psychologists and amateur ballroom dancers Elizabeth and Arthur Seagull present a better choice—a simple system which prevents most relationship conflicts from occurring, and gives dancers a healthier way to handle them when they do. By learning and applying the 3Rs of Relationship Fitness, dancers can improve not only their dance partnership, but all their relationships! Warm and witty, Ballroom Dancing is not for Sissies uses real-life examples familiar to everyone who dances or does any other coupled sport.

Elizabeth and Arthur Seagull are psychologists who began taking ballroom dance lessons for fun and eventually became amateur competitors. Visit their website, Http: //www.dancesportpsychology.com to comment on the book or contact the authors to schedule partnership coaching.