Rules for Long and Happy Relationships

Long-term relationships in marriage are becoming out of fashion, boring, and burdensome.
Families are falling apart, but this is starting to be considered the norm for young parents and a behavioral stereotype for their children in the future. Should the younger generation play such a new game? Or is this programming of youth for a new way of communication that destroys family values?
In the book by a family psychologist, a relationship expert with twenty-five years of experience, author of programs for women, a wise wife, and mother of three children, it discusses how to avoid programming young couples for destructive relationships.
How to form the core values of a healthy family?
How to choose the right partner?
How to build and develop relationships, allowing both oneself and one's partner to grow within them?
What should one know for a long and happy family life?
How to enjoy marriage at any age, even if you have been in it for more than 10 years?
Inna Katotchikova answers these questions, accompanying them with interesting real-life examples from her life and psychological practice, supplemented with effective exercises and intriguing cases.