Best Books for How to Have a Happy Marriage Book

Amazing Books on How to Have a Happy Marriage Book

·         The New Rules of Marriage: What You Need to Know to Make Love Work by Terrence Real:

Have you ever been in a relationship that changed from the best thing that ever happened to you to the experience of positive soul sucking?

Real doesn't move around the bush when he discusses why couples allow destructive, negative behavior to control their relationship.

The book also discusses a new marriage for the new millennium. He talks about the transformation of women into independent, self-reliant career women from active housewives.

It also talks about emotionally depressed men and how couples can come together to solve problems in their relationship.

The purpose of the "new marriage rules" is for couples to move forward with types, express their desires, learn how to listen, and express appreciation for each other.

 

·         I Love You, But I Don’t Trust You: The Complete Guide to Restoring Trust in Your Relationship by Mira Kirshenbaum:

Anyone who is unfaithful in marriage has certainly asked the question, "Is it worth saving the relationship?"

Regardless of whether the partners have cheated on each other, it may be almost impossible to regain trust once it is lost.

Krishna Bam assured the couple that there is light at the end of the tunnel and the marriage can be saved, even the disastrous damage caused by dishonesty has alienated the partners.

This book discusses ways to restore trust and leave the past behind. It discusses the different stages of healing and reconstruction in a partnership of closeness and security.

This is one of the best wedding books for anyone who has experienced cheating in a serious relationship.

 

·         The Relationship Cure: A 5-Step Guide to Strengthening Your Marriage, Family, and Friendships by John Gottman:

American psychologist John Gottman has been exploring the subject of marital stability for decades, and his book, The Relationship Cure, is a testament to his knowledge and skills.

This 5-step program understands that your mood, your relationship, and your mental health can affect all of your relationships, romantic or otherwise.

Inside this wedding book, Gottman discusses the key elements of a healthy relationship and includes exercises and questionnaires to keep them engaged and relevant. 

·         Hold Me Tight: Seven Conversations for a Lifetime of Love by Dr. Sue Johnson:

Communication is the key to a successful relationship. With the idea that attachment bonds and loving relationships go hand in hand, Dr. Xu Johnson shows couples how to nurture their relationship through dialogue and communication.

One of the most influential books on marriage, how it can help emotionally focused therapy and struggling relationships.

 

·         Woulda. Coulda. Shoulda by Jennifer Hurvitz

This book is the best marriage advice for those who have gone through a painful divorce and are looking for love again.

Looking back on her own failed marriage, the author discovers what went wrong and what she wanted to do to save her relationship.

Post-divorce dating is no joke, but somehow Hurvitz manages to maintain a fun and relevant tone that makes his book interesting and easy to read.

 

·         Wired for Love by Stan Tatkin

Have you ever wondered what your partner is thinking? Have you ever tried to say, "I can't read your mind!" When trying to solve a problem as a couple? If so, Wired for Love will be one of your favorite new wedding books.

Everyone is wired differently, and it is with this in mind that author Stan Tetkin explores ten principles for improving any relationship.

This book will consider topics such as healthy conflict resolution, mastering your partner's feelings of love, and using daily rituals to improve intimacy and communication.