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The Commitment Dialogues
- Narrated by: Marguerite Gavin, Lloyd James
- Length: 4 hrs and 36 mins
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The Commitment Dialogues
Narrated by:
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Publisher's Summary
A breakthrough guide to healing troubled relationships
Why do couples break up? In The Commitment Dialogues, best-selling author Matthew McKay dissects a range of typical dialogues gone wrong in order to illustrate how fear sabotages relationships. He introduces listeners to 10 couples struggling with specific issues. As their dialogues unfold, each couple's core problems are revealed. Dr. McKay then shows how his techniques can help heal fractured relationships and get couples working as a team to resolve conflicts over money, children, monogamy, commitment, and more. Listeners also learn:
- The four big relationship-damaging fears: Fear of Engulfment, Fear of Abandonment, Fear of Shame, and Fear of Emptiness
- How these fears underlie virtually every relationship issue and how to work through conflicts
- How conversations turn sour when people project their fears onto their mates
- Techniques for turning fears around for more productive, effective communication
©2005 Matthew McKay, Barbara Quick (P)2007 McGraw Hill-Ascent Audio