by Dr. David Hawkins
Can you identify the symptoms of a hurting relationship? According to CBS News, research shows that negative relationships can be toxic. Couples often fall into unhealthy roles within their relationship, yet never know why or how to break free from them. If we want to live longer and happier lives, we must heal our broken relationships and nurture the strong ones. And, when a relationship isn’t working, we must discover where the frustration, unhappiness, and anger are coming from.
Clinical psychologist Dr. David Hawkins, who has spent more than 30 years equipping people to resolve life issues, uncovers the hidden reasons why couples are hurting emotionally, how good relationships can get sidetracked, and ways to prevent pain in the future. In his new book, The Relationship Doctor’s Prescription for Healing a Hurting Relationship, Dr. Hawkins shares healthy alternatives to several communication strategies that rarely work, provides manageable starting places for change, and offers a revealing checklist of symptoms that will assist those who know something is wrong, but cannot yet identify the points of hurt or conflict. This eye–opening appointment with the doctor will help your audience identify their dysfunctional communication patterns and the behaviors, beliefs, and hurts that are shaping those patterns. Dr. Hawkins inspires people toward change and renewal with biblically sound remedies for frustration, disappointment and anger that lead to healthy relationships, choices, and changes. This solid support, guidance, and wisdom will help failing relationships turn toward a diagnosis of happiness and healing.
In an uplifting interview, anyone in your audience who is in a struggling marriage, conflicted relationship, or in cycles of unhealthy connections with people in their lives will find solutions and reason to hope as they:
- Learn the secret to attacking the problem, not the person
- Discover why winning arguments means you’re losing the battle
- Focus on ways you can agree, not ways you disagree
- Increase intimacy and joy with new habits
- Recommit to a relationship with knowledge and awareness
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