Esther Perel

Discover the secrets to creating meaningful and memorable gatherings with The Art of Gathering. Drawing on her expertise as a facilitator of high-powered events, the author takes us inside a wide array of gatherings, from conferences to dinner parties, to show what works and what doesn't. With simple, specific changes, you can transform lackluster events into unique and invigorating experiences. Whether for work or play, this human-centered approach will forever alter the way you view and host gatherings.

Take control of your sexual identity with "Taking Sexy Back". This groundbreaking guide by relationship expert Alexandra Solomon sheds light on the shame-inducing messages women face about sex and empowers readers to connect with their true sexual selves. Learn to cultivate authentic intimate connections, deepen your self-awareness, communicate your desires, and embrace your evolving sexuality as an essential part of your life. It's time to take back your sexy and discover a new sexual revolution.

This classic work by a renowned psychoanalyst and social philosopher explores the different aspects of love - from romantic love to the love of God and the love of parents for their children. The fiftieth anniversary edition of this international bestseller shows readers how to develop their hidden capacities for love by practicing and concentrating on the important ingredients of love: maturity, self-knowledge, and courage.

"Love Rules" by Joanna Coles is a practical and insightful guide for anyone looking to find love in the modern digital age. Filled with simple guidelines and 15 love "hacks," Coles helps readers reassess their approach to relationships, navigate dating apps effectively, and avoid the pitfalls of junk love. Whether you're looking for intimacy and trust, or simply trying to find the right connection, "Love Rules" will help you identify what you want, when to pursue it, and how to find it.

Discover how to treat emotional pain caused by heartbreak with the same respect as physical pain with psychologist Guy Winch's expert advice. In "How to Fix a Broken Heart," Winch discusses the impact of heartbreak on our brain and behavior, and how we can begin to heal from even the most severe cases of romantic heartbreak or loss of a beloved pet. This compelling read will equip readers with a toolkit on how to handle and cope with heartbreak, and how to eventually move on.

Explore the topic of breaking free from the rigid rules of masculinity with this powerful book. A psychotherapist with over 40 years of experience helps men identify inner conflicts, express emotions, and communicate openly. Through real-life stories and original research, discover how close friendships can serve as the foundation for healthy relationships and a happier life. Let go of the Male Code and embrace a new definition of masculinity that values emotional intimacy and close relationships.

"The New Monogamy" explores the topic of infidelity and how couples can redefine their expectations and rebuild trust after an affair. Tammy Nelson offers a new approach to monogamy that involves creating an explicit relationship agreement that allows for complete honesty and open communication. Through questionnaires, checklists, and candid questions, couples can make a fresh start and address any erotic problems that may arise. This book offers the chance for couples to regain trust, romance, and intimacy after infidelity.

"Discover the truth about modern love and breakups in this revealing collection of candid stories from divorcees, curated by an Oscar-nominated documentary filmmaker. With personal anecdotes and practical advice, this treasure trove of marital wisdom is a must-read for anyone hoping to beat the odds and make their relationship last."

"Marriage Confidential" offers insight into modern coupledom with a witty and thought-provoking analysis. The author explores the idea of the semi-happy couple with a captivating style that's sure to inspire readers to question their own marital complacency. With comparisons to authors like Naomi Wolf and Susan Faludi, this book offers a persuasive and sympathetic look at the state of marriage today, answering the age-old question: "Is this all there is?"

This book explores the topic of how couples can sync up on the powerful but often overlooked dimension of time in order to improve their relationships. Differences in daily rhythms, personal pace, punctuality, time perspective, and priorities can all lead to conflict, but understanding these differences can also save a failing relationship. The author draws on his original research to offer practical methods for strengthening connections and balancing individuality and togetherness.