The High Art of Family Quarrels. 5 Conflicts That Every Couple Needs and a Little About Who Should Wash the Dishes

Argue. Fight. Thank. Love.

Family psychologist and former divorce lawyer Joanna Harrison works with couples who are tired of fruitless searches for compromises.

He likes firm mattresses, while she can only sleep on soft ones. She dreams of living in the countryside, while he thinks it's silly to take a loan for a house and then commute two hours to work. What compromises can be made here?

Joanna Harrison suggests not to endure each other but to unleash the healing power of family quarrels. In this book, she shows with specific examples how to conduct disputes that will mend your relationship in five of the most explosive areas:
• Shared leisure time.
• Relationships with relatives.
• Distribution of responsibilities.
• Maintaining personal space.
• Relationships with the body (yours and your partner's).

You will be able not only to 'defuse' painful issues for your couple but also to finally sort out dishwashing, parenting responsibilities, and other household problems. Which so hinder the revival of romance and love thrill in family life.