How to do Relationships: A step-by-step guide to nurturing your relationship and making love last

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Part of the bestselling Relate series, this guide covers every aspect of all kinds of loving relationships to provide the ultimate relationship guide The ultimate relationship guide from Relate - full of warm and friendly advice, case studies, exercises, questionnaires and key life moments to focus on. Your one stop shop to building, navigating and maintaining meaningful connections. 'Something to learn in every chapter' -- ***** Reader review 'Should be compulsory reading for everyone' -- ***** Reader review 'This is a MUST HAVE book for anyone' -- ***** Reader review 'A very insightful book full of common sense' -- ***** Reader review ******************************************************************************************* The course of true love isn't always smooth, but rocky relationships needn't be a recurring pattern. Written in conjunction with Relate, this guide will help you learn what makes relationships work, where they can falter, and how you can maintain a lasting, meaningful and loving connection. - Discover how your personalities and past experiences affect you both - Break negative patterns to build a happier foundation - Navigate relationship choices, such as moving in together, marriage and starting a family - Overcome any relationship obstacle with problem-solving techniques With guidance and support on every aspect of loving relationships, from the moment you meet 'the one' to growing old together, this positive and accessible book is the ultimate relationship guide.

Relate (Author) Relate is a national federated charity with 75 years' experience of supporting the nation's relationships. Relate is governed by a Board of Trustees, all of them volunteers, who are deeply committed to realising our vision of a future in which healthy and happy relationships form the heart of a thriving society. Anjula Mutanda (Author) Anjula Mutanda is a highly qualified psychology, relationship and mental health expert and has 10 years of TV experience, including co-presenting Sky 1's series Body Language Secrets and appearing regularly on shows such as GMTV, Lorraine, BBC Breakfast, The Wright Stuff and This Morning. Anjula has been a resident agony aunt for publications such as Company and Reveal and regularly contributes to publications such as Woman, Cosmopolitan, Grazia and Glamour.