Language Of Love And Respect
$18.99
An in-depth study of why your communication styles are not wrong, just different! Finally an answer for the number one problem in marriages-communication! This in-depth study of the vital principles of cross-gender communication helps couples recognize they speak twodifferent languages. They are sending each other messages in ‘code’ but won’t be able to crack that code until they realize that she listens to hear the language of love and he listens for respect. Most advice on this subject fails to understand that husbands and wives are wired very differently, and when those wires get crossed, the communication sparks can fly! Dr. Eggerich’s best-selling book, Love and Respect, launched a revolution in how couples relate to each other. In The Language of Love and Respect he shares how that message can be applied.
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SKU (ISBN): 9780849948077
ISBN10: 084994807X
Emerson Eggerichs
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: October 2009
Publisher: Thomas Nelson
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