“After 18 years of marriage my husband and I are rediscovering each other's mysteries. I feel exhilarated and excited about our future together.”
Margaret W., workshop participant
TWEETS
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Perhaps as few as five percent of all couples find a way to resolve the power struggle and go on to create a deeply satisfying relationship.
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The power struggle can be seen to follow a predictable course that parallels the well-documented stages of grief in a bereaved person.
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When you are immersed in the power struggle, life seems chaotic.
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When partners don’t tell each other what they want and constantly criticize each other, it’s no wonder that love and cooperation disappears
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Why don’t people simply tell each other in plain English that they want more affection or freedom or whatever it is that they are craving?
