新着

Written by two seasoned mental health professionals, this guide clears up the confusion about what women really want—and it’s not what you’ve been told. Forget the myth that “better communication” fixes everything. You’ll get clear, practical tools you can use daily to rebuild trust and connection. Based on thousands of therapy hours and interviews with women, this book reveals what’s often missing in relationships—and why traditional couples therapy often falls short. Backed by evidence-based insights, it will help you shift the dynamic and build the relationship you both deserve.

Built on well-established attachment research and proven therapeutic approaches, Navigating Avoidant Attachment transforms complex psychological concepts into practical, actionable steps. Using the accessible Temperature Zone framework, you'll learn to read your body's signals and manage connections in ways that feel both safe and authentic.

Entretenez l’amour dans votre couple. Le secret n’est pas de tomber amoureux… mais de continuer à aimer. Au fil du temps, la passion se transforme, le quotidien s’installe, les défis s’accumulent… et pourtant, une relation de couple peut continuer à s’épanouir, à grandir, à émerveiller.

Originally published in the late 19th century, Art of Love-Making by A.B. Courtney is a charming and insightful guide to the subtle dance of courtship, romance, and emotional understanding. Written for young men and women navigating the complexities of love and marriage, this elegant manual offers timeless advice on character, communication, and the foundations of lasting affection.

Sheffield. 2019. Evie and her husband wait in a shopping centre coffee shop for a woman they have only ever spoken with online. When she arrives, they go to a motorway hotel together and have sex with the casual promise afterwards to meet again sometime. When they took their marriage vows, they had meant every word. So how had they drifted so far from the life they had imagined?

While tying the bows on her wedding invitations, Kiersten's fiancé walked in and told her he didn't think he loved her, and maybe never had . . . Oh, and he'd cheated. At a place called The Magic Castle. But don't worry, because six months later, while Kiersten was struggling to pay rent, he won $100,000 on a reality show. Yes, you read that right . . . A HUNDRED THOUSAND DOLLARS. Why is it that the minute you get your heart broken, whether by a boy or a dream, you look around to see everyone else is doing amazing!