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Clients often ask me for recommended reading materials. Because there are so many books out there, it is difficult to make a perfect match - what may catch one person's attention may not apply to another. For this reason, I often recommend clients go to a large bookstore and just start scanning the books available in the areas they are interested in. After reading parts of each of the ones that look intriguing, clients are able to choose the one that seems to best fit their particular needs.
The following selections represent some of the books that have come to me through my own reading, colleagues and clients.
Marriage/Relationships
Harville Hendrix. Getting the Love You Want: A Guide for Couples. Harper & Row. 1988.
Harville Hendrix. Getting the Love You Want Workbook. Atria Books. 2003.
Harville Hendrix. Keeping the Love You Find: A Personal Guide. Atria Books. 1992.
John Gottman. The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. Random House. 1999.
Gerald Jampolsky. Love is Letting Go of Fear. Celestial Arts. 2004.
William Doherty. Take Back Your Marriage: Sticking Together in a World That Pulls Us Apart. The Guildford Press. 2001.
Bettie Youngs Bilicki & Masa Goetz. Getting Back Together: How to Create A New, Loving Relationship with Your Old Partner and Make it Last! Adams Media Corporation. 1990.
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