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Everybody Marries
the Wrong Person by Christine Meinecke, Ph.D. Each year 2.2 million people are married, of which 50 percent will divorce. But you don’t have to be a statistic. Christine Meinecke, Ph.D., presents a proven plan to salvage a marriage on the fast track to divorce. With Everybody Marries the Wrong Person, Meinecke effectively maps out the ways to regain the magic and make mutual love everlasting. She shows partners how to become active experts at managing their states of mind and establishing realistic satisfying desires and expectations. She reveals the twenty misleading beliefs about romantic relationships and lays bare the big six warning signs of users and abusers, substance abuse/dependence, mental cruelty, physical and/or sexual battery, anger, controlling behavior and under functioning/under responsibility. Meinecke skillfully guides the reader through the steps to enhance communication, restore intimacy, find satisfying mutual interests and share a revitalized, fulfilling relationship with one another. So before you seek a lawyer’s counsel, before you give up, let Everybody Marries the Wrong Person show you how to make the leap from infatuation to a lasting commitment of mature and everlasting love. Christine Meinecke, Ph.D., is a licensed
psychologist in private practice. She completed a doctorate at
University of Kansas and postdoctoral fellowship at The Johns
Hopkins University School of Medicine. Also a playwright, her
comedic play, Flutter the Dovecotes, won the 2009 Iowa Playwrights
Workshop competition and was first produced by Tallgrass Theatre
Company. Dr. Meinecke married her beloved wrong person twenty-eight
years ago, and they live in Des Moines, Iowa. Nonfiction, 5½ x 8¼, 246 pages |
