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A step by step guide to finding love safely, successfully and have fun doing it!
span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%;">Dr. Romance/span>sup>span style="font-size:8.0pt;line-height:115%">TM/span>/sup>span style="font-size: 10pt; line-height: 115%;">’s Guide to Finding Love Today/span>
p class="MsoNormal">span style="font-size:10.0pt;line-height:115%">Muffinhaven Press 2018, ISBN-13: 978-1722976415, ISBN-10: 1722976411, ASIN: B07FS58H7Dspan style="mso-spacerun:yes"> /span>o:p>/o:p>/span>
p class="MsoNormal">span style="font-size:10.0pt;line-height:115%">"I learned so many skills from reading this Guide. When I went ou | |  | | How To Be a Couple and Still Be Free
“Being a couple yet free is our next challenge on the evolutionary ladder. This book successfully helps us unravel the myths that block that achievement. It does it with warmth, with readability, and with balance. It recreates everyday problems and paints the path to their solution” – Warren Farrell, PhD Author of Why Men Are the Way They Are.
“Full of useful suggestions, the most important of which was the need to keep the loving present while “negotiating” difficulties”-- Peter Mc Williams, poet and co-author of How to Survive the Loss of a Love
p class="MsoNormal">For over three decades, this book has been recognized as THE established handbook on relationships between equals. It introduced the concept: cooperation instead of compromise or competition. It gives clear instructions to show you how to be true to yourself and true to your partner at the same time. o:p>/o:p>
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p class="MsoNormal">The book is designed especially for:o:p>/o:p>
p class="MsoNormal"> * People who seek a model for equal partnership.o:p>/o:p>
p class="MsoNormal"> &nbs | |  | | How to Be Happy Partners: Working it out Together
How to Be Happy Partners is the perfect tool for designing and creating a relationship unique to your individual personalities and situation. Written by the authors of How to Be a Couple and Still Be Free, this is a clear and concise handbook on how to achieve mutual happiness and individual satisfaction.
span style="font-size: medium;">span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';"> span lang="EN-CA">Includes S/span>tep-by-step instructions and guidelines to create a mutually supportive partnership allowing each individual to be equal in a relationship, based on a new model for a mutually happy partnership. Readers learn to use i>The/i> i>Negotiation Tree/i>, an ingenious tool that can help any couple turn a struggle or fight into a cooperative problem-solving session./span>/span>
span style="font-size: medium;">span style="font-family: 'Times New Roman';">This | |  | | It Ends With You: Grow Up and Out of Dysfunction
Each of us receives a legacy from childhood and family experience, which becomes a powerful influence, and about which we have no choice. It Ends With You shows you how to uncover your hidden legacy, change
whatever is problematic, and create personal power over your own life.
This book examines not just the statistics that show that children of divorce can't keep their own marriages together, or that children of alcoholics gravitate to dysfunctional partners, but why people have these problems, how they come to be, and, most importantly, what they can do to fix them.” —Dr. Tessina
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Many parents have few tools to teach their children and little knowledge of how to provide a good example. As a result, family dysfunction often runs through succeeding generations like a snowball rolling down a hill, gathering speed and power as it goes. Growing up, and learning to be responsible for yourself, is like standing at the bottom of that hill and not letting the dysfunction be passed on any further. It Ends With You.
In 25 years of counseling people in recovery, licensed psychotherapist Tina Tessina has worked with many clients str | |  | | Love Styles How to Celebrate Your Differences
Lovers have differences --
different desires,
different values,
different needs,
different styles.
Discover your style. Understand your partner's. And make the differences work to enrich your life.
The more you and your partner are different, the more you need this book.
You’ll find it delightfully refreshing in its approach to showing you how to use the differences in your lives to bring you closer together.
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div>No two people have exactly the same idea of what it takes to be succesful in love. Most of us believe there is a “right” way to love, and if only we could figure it out, our loneliness and relationship struggles would all melt away./div>
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div>In this book, you’ll learn that everyone has a unique lovestyle, and there are many “right” ways to love. &n | |  | | Money, Sex and Kids:
Stop Fighting about the Three Things That Can Ruin Your Marriage!
"With a Ph.D., eight books, and 30 years of counseling experience under her belt, [Redbook Love Expert] Tina [Tessina] has a lot to say about the everydays of life and love." --Redbook.ivillage.com.
Have a workable,satisfying relationship without arguing or fighting.
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/font>font size="2" face="Verdana">In this book, you'll lear | |  | | The 10 Smartest Decisions a Woman Can Make Before 40
"One of the best books for women that I have read. It takes desires and dreams and shows you a step-by-step practical way to achieve them. For any woman who wants to do more than talk about changing her life, a road map to her goal."
Sonya Friedman, Ph.D. "Sonya Live" on CNN
Why do some women seem as if they have it all together? Because they do. Do you? Or do you frequently second-guess yourself at work, at home and in your relationships? You're not alone. Faced with a wave of increasing demands, many
women are in the same boat, either drifting aimlessly or drowning in doubt. If you feel
yourself going under, grab hold of The 10 Smartest Decisions a Woman Can Make Before 40
This no-nonsense guide shows women how to stop being led by life, and to create the futures they want for themselves by making some fundamental choices. Readers will follow the lives of eight diverse women who learn "and live" "The 10 Smartest Decisions" that every woman can make to improve her personal, professional and financial situation. A series of practical exercises guides women through implementing priorities, maintain motivation, discover their Wise Woman within and acquire the education they need to fulfill their promise. For any woman who's ever felt on t | |  | | The Commuter Marriage: Keep Your Relationship Close While You’re Far Apart
Your marriage vows may have said, “'til death do us part” but no one said anything about what happens when career, circumstances, or a child or family member with a problem makes it necessary for you to part, and you want to maintain the closeness in your relationship. Being married at a distance is not as unusual as you may think. More and more couples are being separated by work, money and family considerations. In fact, most long-term relationships encounter a period of living separately for one reason or another. As a counselor, I’ve seen more and more couples who must deal with the special circumstances of commuter marriage. As our society becomes more mobile, jobs become scarce, and both spouses routinely have careers, commuter marriages have increased.
If you and your spouse are either in or contemplating a situation where you are:
*Temporarily living apart due to job or other reasons
*Living at a distance you hadn’t planned on
*Working such different hours it feels as though you are living apart
*Away from home for days or weeks at time due to job or other necessity
*Trying to decide if a new job or opportunity is worth the separation you’ll have to endure
*Dealing with the difference between your image of commuter marriage and the reality
You can find the help you need in these pages.
Living separately really wasn’t what you had in mind when you got married: instead, you probably dreamed of quiet evenings sitting cozily on the couch, fun-filled weekends, bicycling, hiking or trekking the swap meet together, joint expeditions to the grocery store or the home improvement warehouse, working together on renovating the bathroom, or even just hanging out with friends or family. To your surprise, that’s not what you’ve got. Instead, you’re spending most of your time apart, due to shift changes, job relocations or too much work travel. Chances are it’s so far from your dream that you don’t really know how to handle it. You may be squabbling about being stuck with all the household chores while your partner pines away in a distant location; or you’re the one who’s all by yourself every night away from home, and you both may be feeling all the intimacy and partnership gradually draining out of your relationship, leaving you with an empty shell where your marriage used to be.
In these pages, you’ll find case histories of couples who face the same issues that exist in your marriage -- being separated and struggling to maintain your partnership mutuality and equality.
For each problem you face, you’ll find specific solutions as well as the examples of how other couples use the exercises and guidelines to solve the problems created by their long-distance situations.
You’ll also find step-by-step guidelines, how-tos, and exercises to teach you the skills you need to manage your unique and challenging situation, and to maximize the advantages of your situation, as well as case histories that illustrate both the problems and the solutions.
p style="margin: 0in 0in 0pt" class="MsoNormal">span style="font-family: Arial; font-size: 10pt">Finally, much needed relationship help for geographically challenged couples!span style="mso-spacerun: yes"> /span>b style="mso-bidi-font-weight: normal">THE COMMUTER MARRIAGE:span style="mso-spacerun: yes"> /span>Keep Your Relationship Close While You’re Far Apart/b> (Adams Media; May13, 2008; Trade Paperback Original) by respected Ph.D., Tina Tessina speaks directly to the more than 4 million U.S. couples juggling the unique struggles only long-distance marriages face. | |  | | The Real 13th Step: Discovering Confidence, Self-Reliance and Independence
“A well written, important book that provides an invaluable corrective to the dependency orientation of the recovery movement. It lucidly points the way to the next step: the cultivation of independence and personal autonomy. Imperative reading for every graduate of the twelve-steps.” -- Nathaniel Brandon, PhD Psychologist and author of Honoring the Self
"This is the paddle you do not want to be up the creek without" - Amazon review
"The Real Thirteenth Step contains a wealth of astonishingly practical information. Very few therapists can provide better tools for personal growth” –San Francisco Bay Guardian “The premise of this intelligently written title is bound to cause some controversy. Recommended for popular psychology, self-help and recovery collections” – The Library Journal. “Offers strategies that can help people struggling with addictions develop the skills and abilities they need to make clear, effective choices about their own lives – with or without the | |  | | The Ten Smartest Decisions a Woman Can Make AFTER Forty
"At last, a book for 40+ women that does not focus on growing old gracefully, but on finishing the process of growing up, finally becoming a fully actualized adult. The suggestions Tina Tessina offers for creating a more fulfilling life particularly speak to the modern, mature woman." -- Isadora Alman, syndicated "Ask Isadora" columnist and author.
In a clear step by step guide, Dr. Tessina demonstrates how a woman over forty can make her own best decisions in: *taking on a new role in the family *caring for aging parents *revitalizing a career -- breaking through the glass ceiling, beting the stereotype of the "older employee", and deciding whether to change jobs or start a business. *revitalizing friendships and family connections and building new ones. * staying fit and healthy *managing finances to plan for the future. *discovering, accepting and maximizing a new mature self, creating meaning, purpose and fun in | |  | | The Unofficial Guide to Dating Again
The inside scoop on getting back into the dating scene. Unbiased, no-nonsense advice on making dating fun, safe and successful. All the facts you need to take control of your dating life, no matter your age or experience. Special advice for single parents, online dating, sexual safety.
MANY PEOPLE are going through a very tough
period in their lives. They are single---again.
People who haven’t dated for a while are in for a shock. The rules have changed. How do you get started? Where do you go to meet new people? What are the unwritten rules? What if you're a single or divorced parent? And what about......sex?
Discovering Tina Tessina’s ‘Unofficial Guide To Dating Again’ is the lucky break they need. Here's how to meet, greet and compete in today's dating world, complete with strategies for success and safety. The inside scoop for ma |
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