The Art of Learning to Love Yourself

Osborne, Cecil G.

Zondervan

Art of Learning to Love Yourself

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If you've ever wondered exactly what is going on in your mate's mind, you can probably find it somewhere in the pages of The Art of Understanding Your Mate. Cecil Osborne casts a clinical eye on the underlying psychological forces that drive married relationships. His common sense outlook on counseling troubled couples is based on a solid understanding of human behavior. Illuminating insights tumble from the pages of his book. In addition, Osborne has a keen ear for the spoken word. Through a liberal injection of actual dialogue, he captures the feelings of drama and tensions between husband and wife. Osborne advocates a realistic approach to marriage. He cautions couples to expect to encounter problems of incompatibility. Men and women are different. Their needs are different, as are the emotions that accompany those needs. The wonder is, Osborne points out, that there are so many successful marriages.

The Art of Understanding Your Mate

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Art of Understanding Yourself

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If you've ever wondered exactly what is going on in your mate's mind, you can probably find it somewhere in the pages of The Art of Understanding Your Mate. Cecil Osborne casts a clinical eye on the underlying psychological forces that drive married relationships. His common-sense outlook on counseling troubled couples is based on a solid understanding of human behavior. Illuminating insights tumble from the pages of his book. In addition, Osborne has a keen ear for the spoken word. Through a liberal injection of actual dialogue, he captures the feelings of drama and tensions between husband and wife. Osborne advocates a realistic approach to marriage. He cautions couples to expect to encounter problems of incompatibility. Men and women are different. Their needs are different, as are the emotions that accompany those needs. The wonder is, Osborne points out, that there are so many successful marriages.

The Art of Understanding Your Mate (Paperback) by Cecil Osborne (Author)

Art of Understanding Your Mate: With Leader's Guide

Zondervan Publishing Company

The joy of understanding your faith

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The war between the sexes (A Tyndale treasure)

Tyndale House

This book is for the many people who are discouraged by claims of quick and easy solutions-those that promise too much and deliver too little.  Here's reassurance that you can rebuild your confidence.  You can begin the journey toward wholeness.  The fragments of a broken life put together again.  When you practice the art of becoming a whole person, you can gauge the quality of your own emotional and spiritual life.  If your hurts and problems follow the common to most of us, this book can lift you up with wise and loving insights.  For more agonizing fears and anxieties, the answer may be to seek caring, affirming community of fellow strugglers.  But if your conflicts are deep-seated ones that have tormented you for years, this book offers compassion in the form a a difficult yet welcome truth:  your cure must be equal to the seriousness of your problem.  Dr. Osborne acquaints you with the various types of therapy available.  He shows you how to proceed in seeking treatment.  Ultimately it's up to you to be as careful in choosing a professional counselor as you would be in selecting a medical specialist to treat a dangerous, painful physical condition.  Dr. Cecil Osborne was minister of the First Baptist Church of Burlingame, California.  He is also the director of the Burlingame Counseling Center.  Much of his present emphasis in counseling is upon Primal Integration Therapy, he conducts workshops, seminars and retreats.

The art of becoming a whole person

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