A self-help book written by a psychologist and communications expert that speaks to couples who have chosen to stay together but find that their relationship is stale and flat. Rather than just teaching good communication skills, these authors help readers identify what is missing in their relationship. It offers lots of exercises, is user-friendly, and is effective even if only one partner reads it.
Karen Sherman, Ph.D. is a licensed psychologist in New York. She has been in private practice, specializing in relationships, since 1982. Rather than stressing traditional marriage therapy, Dr. Sherman offers couples a skills-focused approach. Her work integrates understanding of male-female stylistic differences and methods to respectfully and productively relate to one another.
Dale Klein, M.A., is a certified Speech and Language Pathologist in New York. As a clinician she has assisted clients in educational, clinical, and private settings since 1978. Since 1994, Ms. Klein has established a private practice, SPEECH MATTERS, with a unique niche in providing voice and communication training to adults in both their professional and personal lives.