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Выражаю признательность всем парам, которые когда-либо повлияли на меня, вдохновив и показав, что, если люди действительно любят друг друга, они способны проявлять смелость: анализировать неприятные переживания, быть уязвимыми, принимать трудные решения и вместе, как пара, созидать нечто невероятно прекрасное и осмысленное.
Благодарю Лору Ли Мэттингли и литературное агентство Present Perfect за то, что верили в меня, неустанно поддерживали и вдохновляли.
И огромное спасибо команде, работающей в библиотеке Sounds True: Дайане Вентимилиа, Джейми Швалбу и моему замечательному редактору Гретель Хакансон.
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Элизабет Эрншоу — специалист по семейной психотерапии, вопросам супружеских взаимоотношений и методу Готтмана. Ее главная страсть — учиться все более и более полноценной любви и помогать в этом деле другим. Элизабет руководит программой «Терапия для улучшения жизни» (A Better Life Therapy), помогающей людям налаживать хорошие отношения друг с другом и с собственным «я». Кроме того, Эрншоу ведет курсы на тему любви и обучает психотерапевтов-интернов работать с парами. Свои принципы Элизабет применяет на практике в общении с мужем, сыном и другими родственниками или друзьями. Для нее отношения с людьми — самая главная часть жизни.
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