The ABCs of Love

Whether you're young or old, dating or about to celebrate your 50th anniversary, the vignettes, tools, and skill-building exercises in The ABCs of Love will help you create the relationship of your dreams. "Relationships should be fun, and with Diana Shulman's ABCs of Love, learning about and improving your relationship becomes not just painless but actually fun." Stan Tatkin, Psy.D., MFT, Director PACT Institute, author of Wired for Love "I loved reading about Diana and Mikey, the author and her husband. We know them, we are them. We share in their less-than-fine moments and also witness their success in getting back on track, which makes the book very inspiring." Diana Fosha, Ph.D., Director AEDP Institute, author of The Transformational Power of Affect . "A treasure trove of practical, sound ideas for helping couples improve virtually all aspects of their relationship. Diana's greatest gift is reminding us that it's acceptable to be human, fallible, and yes, even dysfunctional as long as we keep growing." Brent Atkinson, Ph.D, Director Couples Research Institute, author of Emotional Intelligence in Couples Therapy .

Whether you're young or old, dating or about to celebrate your 50th anniversary, the vignettes, tools, and skill-building exercises in The ABCs of Love will help you create the relationship of your dreams. "Relationships should be fun, and with Diana Shulman's ABCs of Love, learning about and improving your relationship becomes not just painless but actually fun." Stan Tatkin, Psy.D., MFT, Director PACT Institute, author of Wired for Love "I loved reading about Diana and Mikey, the author and her husband. We know them, we are them. We share in their less-than-fine moments and also witness their success in getting back on track, which makes the book very inspiring." Diana Fosha, Ph.D., Director AEDP Institute, author of The Transformational Power of Affect . "A treasure trove of practical, sound ideas for helping couples improve virtually all aspects of their relationship. Diana's greatest gift is reminding us that it's acceptable to be human, fallible, and yes, even dysfunctional as long as we keep growing." Brent Atkinson, Ph.D, Director Couples Research Institute, author of Emotional Intelligence in Couples Therapy .