Description: Getting together with a partner may be easy, but staying together is anything but. How do you keep a loving relationship alive, and your sexual intensity fully charged? How do you grow as a partnership, rather than grow apart? "How Two Love" offers the tools and guidance you need to solve these problems, turning the practice of love into an art.
Brief description: Born in Taipei, Taiwan and now based in Melbourne, Australia, Christine Yunn-Yu Sun is a bilingual writer, translator, reader, reviewer, journalist, independent scholar, and publisher of digital and print books in Chinese and English languages.
Review Quotes:
"Information is plentiful and cheap these days, but wisdom is rare and priceless. Jan Resnick has written a truly wise book on love. Instead of the glib slogans of self-help gurus or the charmless findings of happiness researchers, he offers profound, modest, witty and useful reflections on the mystery that is love. Only someone with years of experience helping couples in all stages of being together and coming apart could have written a work of this depth and complexity. I recommend it to anyone who has ever been in love, wanted to be in love, lost a love, or suffered for love." -- Nancy McWilliams PhD, Graduate School of Applied and Professional Psychology at Rutgers, the State University of New Jersy, Psychoanalytic Psychotherapist and Author
"Jan Resnick's How to Love is a joy to read. Both pertinent in topic and highly accessible in style, it rewards its readers with themes and ideas -- and very vivid vignettes -- that create an immediate sense of recognition and connection while at the same time provoking intriguingly novel perspectives. A thrilling and thought-provoking plunge into the mysteries and possibilities of co-sexuality." -- Professor Ernesto Spinelli PhD, Director of ES Associates, London, Fellow of the British Psychological Society, Existential Psychotherapist and Author
"Jan Resnick has written the book that now in my sixties I wish I had read in my twenties, or earlier, if I could then have sat still long enough to learn from his life and his career. Pick up this book, sit down, read it, and talk with Jan about your life. You'll enjoy the conversation!" -- Richard A. Chefetz MD, Psychiatrist in Washington, D.C., Past President of the Internaitonal Society for the Study of Trauma and Dissociation (2002-3), and Author