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Why Don't We Listen Better? Communicating & Connecting in Relationships
Petersen, James C.

Why Don't We Listen Better? Communicating & Connecting in Relationships

9780979155901

USA - MAIN LIBRARY - PSYCHOLOGY
BF 637 .P445
| Paperback
240 pages | 6 x 9.1 inch | USA | English
$ 18.95 | Value: $ 18.95
Dewey 153.68
LC Classification BF637.C45 .P445 2007
LC Control No. *2006940394

Genre

  • 2007
  • Petersen Publications
  • Portland, OR

Subject

  • Communication In Families
  • Communication In Marriage
  • Communication In The Family

Plot

Good communication uses the same skills in a professional office, on a date, in a corporate board room, or at a kitchen table, says Dr. Jim Petersen, author of Why Don't We Listen Better? He wrote this book to help you gain these skills and improve your relationships. According to this veteran counselor, most of us think we listen well, but don't. Not really hearing what others are trying to say can be costly. When people don't feel heard they tend to get irritated, confused, and pull away from each other. You will chuckle in recognition of his flat-brain theory. It shows why we have trouble hearing each other and what we can do about it. Jim's insights and collection of listening techniques will give you creative ways to handle both daily interactions and difficult relationships using the portable Talker-Listener Card will help you and others hear each other, relax, think clearer, and build empathy and cooperation. This unique approach to listening could change your life.

Personal

Owner Grace School of Theology
Location MAIN
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Added Date Aug 22, 2019 17:10:30
Modified Date Aug 22, 2019 17:24:08

Value

Retail Price $ 18.95
Value $ 18.95