EVERYTHING CAN BE FIXED - ZBIGNIEW LEW-STAROWICZ

The book "Everything Can Be Fixed" is a guide by the well-known psychologist and sexologist, Zbigniew Lew-Starowicz. The author discusses topics related to crises in relationships, communication problems, and ways to improve partnerships. This book is aimed at people who want to understand the mechanisms governing relationships and want to actively work on strengthening them.

• Practical advice on dealing with conflicts
• Tips on how to improve communication in a relationship
• Analysis of the causes of crises in relationships
• Methods for rebuilding closeness and intimacy
• Examples from real life
• Author a well-known and respected psychologist

Zbigniew Lew-Starowicz is one of the most famous and respected Polish psychologists and sexologists. His books are very popular due to their accessible language and practical advice. For years, the author has been helping couples solve problems and build lasting relationships. "Everything Can Be Fixed" is another title in his work, which will certainly prove helpful to many people.

This book is ideal for couples who are going through a difficult time in their relationship. The author shows that a crisis is not the end, but an opportunity for change and development. Thanks to his advice, you can learn to communicate better, deal with conflicts and build a stronger bond. "Everything Can Be Fixed" is also a valuable read for people who want to better understand the mechanisms governing relationships and avoid potential problems.

The book contains many practical exercises and examples that will help us work on our relationship. The author shows how important it is to listen to your partner, express your needs and feelings, and solve problems together. "Everything Can Be Fixed" is a guide that you should have on hand so that you can take advantage of valuable advice and tips if necessary.

Technical data:

Author: Zbigniew Lew-Starowicz

Publisher: Czerwone i Czarne

Year of publication: 2015

Number of pages: 264

Cover: paperback

Format: 142x225 mm