Entering Couplehood...and Taking Leave of It
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Entering Couplehood...and Taking Leave of It
Narrated by:
Jens Bäckvall
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Narrated by:
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Jens Bäckvall
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Kirsten Ahlburg
About this listen
Most of us want to find someone to share life with. Someone to love until death do us part. But sometimes it is no easy matter. It may be difficult to find the right partner, become part of a stepfamily, or accept the fact that couplehood is over.
This book is about the problems and choices we are most likely to face at the start and end of couplehood, including falling in love, dating, choosing one's partner, remarriage, being weekend lovers, divorce and the death of a spouse, and offers proposals for tackling them.
Kirsten Ahlburg has been a psychotherapist in private practice for 15 years, specializing in couplehood and sexuality. In addition she has contributed to a number of newspapers and magazines as a letters editor and adviser on psychology and couplehood, and appeared in numerous television and radio programmes on these subjects.
Her books "Entering Couplehood...and Taking Leave of It", "How to Get a Loving Couplehood" and "When Sex Life Becomes Deadlock" are a trilogy on couplehood.©2017 SAGA Egmont. Translated by Ib Gram-Jensen (P)2017 SAGA Egmont
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