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How to Stop Looking for Someone Perfect and Find Someone to Love

8 reviews
Judith Phd Sills

Ballantine Books, 1985

A brilliant humanist takes on the big questions
For most of us, life's big questions aren't about meaning and immortality. They're about the challenge and the difficulty of finding love in a world that extols love as the highest good. For all the enthusiastic praise of love, there's precious little in the way of instruction books about how to find it. Sills' book is a serious book about a desperately important question. It's written with a ...

Fine Romance

17 reviews
Judith Phd Sills

Ballantine Books, 1993

A Book Written Just for You; It Answers the Nagging, "Why?"
This relationship book is the best out there! I haven't read lots of relationship books, but I don't have to in order to know that I'm right. Woman or man, this book helps explain why we chose the partners we chose, why we expect the wrong things, why we expect the right things at the wrong times, what we do to push people away, and how to change so that our relationships work. Dr. Sills' ...

Excess Baggage: Getting Out of Your Own Way

11 reviews
Judith Sills

Penguin (Non-Classics), 2003

You'll see yourself here
Judith Sills' astonishing EXCESS BAGGAGE will make you think the author has been spying on you. In describing the five major personality types, she provides such a wealth of detail that you'll find yourself gasping or whooping as you recognize yourself, your family members, friends and colleagues. Best of all, she provides real, concrete ways to "get out of your own way" and modify your ...

The Comfort Trap (or, What If You're Riding a Dead Horse?)

6 reviews
Judith Sills

Viking Adult, 2004

Off to the Horse Races
We all get stuck. It's human nature to steer towards comfort, and when we find it, to stay. If I once thought--in my youthful verve and idealism--that we are driven first and foremost by the pursuit of happiness, with maturity has come the understanding and accumulated observation that it is often not happiness that drives us, but instead a sense of maintaining our security and safety (real or ...

A Fine Romance: The Psychology of Successful Courtship- Making It Work for You

3 reviews
Judith Sills

Tarcher, 1987

A Fine Romance is a Very Fine Book
"A Fine Romance" is a sympathetic, pragmatic, and very accurate description of the courtship process. Judith Sills knows her stuff--and must be a fabulous therapist--her sympathy, compassion, and basic honesty shine forth in these pages. Growing up, as I did, during the sexual revolution and the women's movement, left me without rules or guidelines to follow. This book reinterprets the world ...

Getting Naked Again: Dating, Romance, Sex, and Love When You've Been Divorced, Widowed, Dumped, or Distracted
Judith Sills

Springboard Press, 2009

You are divorced, you're widowed, or maybe you've just been busy with other things. Lately though you might be ready (are you?) to meet (but where, and how?) another romantic partner. In GETTING NAKED AGAIN, clinical psychologist and New York Times bestselling author Judith Sills, PhD, leads readers through each stage of the process, offering sophisticated advice and sharing insightful stories about women like you, who have experienced ...

Loving Men More, Needing Men Less

4 reviews
Judith Sills

Penguin (Non-Classics), 1997

This is the best engagement gift I could've gotten.
Judith tells women how to love the man we choose for who he is rather than for who he should be. We cannot change HIM, only our own interpretations. She calls this "refocusing", moving our thinking from "What's wrong with him?" to "What is it I need, and do I necessarily need it from him?" She gives us scenarios of different couples' ways of communicating from doing laundry to watching ...

Exceso de Equipaje (Coleccion Autoayuda (Neo Person))
Judith Sills

Neo Person, 1998

Esta obra, sabia y divertida, a la vez que practica, contiene un retrato detallado de cada tipo, el cual te ayudara a identificar en ti, en tus familiares o amistades una o mas pasiones dominantes. Descubre tu manera de pensar, de trabajar, de hacer el amor, de relacionarte, de decorar tu casa o irritar a tu jefe o pareja. Cuando hayas reconocido tu propio equipaje extra, encontraras en la obra eficaces estrategias para deshacerte de el.

Biting the Apple: Women Getting Wise About Love

1 review
Judith Sills

Viking Adult, 1996

Great book for women ready to be in charge of their lives.
This book integrates the best of the traditional and macho roles for women. The how's and why's to be independent and the freedom it gives you to enjoy love and life. This book describes the various stages women go through as they grow and mature in a way that makes it easy to determine where you are. Then it describes, gives examples, and scenarios of how a women who loves more and needs less ...

Biting the Apple - Women Getting Wise About Love
Ph.D. Judith Sills

Peguin Audiobooks, 1995

Author of the #1 bestseller "Excess Baggage". Loving men more and needing men less. Provides women with a ground-breaking vision of love and life.

The Comfort Trap
Judith Sills

Penguin Group USA, 2005

Finding Love, Keeping Love: Guide to Successful Relationships
Judith Sills

William Heinemann Ltd, 1990

In providing a guide to making successful loving relationships, Dr Sills demonstrates that the process of becoming a couple, like so many other psychological developments, is a series of gradual, predictable stages which can be learned. Love doesn't work because someone has finally found "the right person", but because they can develop a successful relationship. Dr Sills's explanations include the need for "readiness" before a relationship can ...

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