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READER'S FAVORITE 5 STAR REVIEW - Reviewed by Joe Wisinski How to Talk to a Man and Feel Heard: 9 Mistakes Women Need to Avoid by Sue Shepard is written to help couples improve their relationships by showing women how men think. Shepard wants to assist couples in reducing conflict, aid in repairing damaged marriages and provide ways to create a healthy relationship. Shepard says that even though couples may love each other, sometimes a lack of understanding of what the other person means when they talk may prevent the best possible relationship from developing. She says that sometimes women sabotage what could be a potential relationship without realizing it. Shepard helps them to break long-held patterns and change the way they communicate with men. She wrote the book for women who are just starting a relationship, have been married for a long time, or want some helpful information for their next relationship. Shepard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Every woman who wants to improve her romantic relationship should read How to Talk to a Man and Feel Heard: 9 Mistakes Women Need to Avoid. Although there are an endless number of ""how to improve your romantic relationship"" books, this one is unique. This is because author Sue Shepard shows amazing insight into a man's thinking, and how much it differs from a woman's. She recognizes that men and women practically speak two different languages. Even though this book is written for women, men would also gain by reading it. As a man, I learned some excellent information to pass on to my significant other and encouraged her to read the book as well. Best of all, Shepard reaches her goal and more of helping women feel heard and understood by men. I highly recommend this superb book.

READER'S FAVORITE 5 STAR REVIEW - Reviewed by Joe Wisinski How to Talk to a Man and Feel Heard: 9 Mistakes Women Need to Avoid by Sue Shepard is written to help couples improve their relationships by showing women how men think. Shepard wants to assist couples in reducing conflict, aid in repairing damaged marriages and provide ways to create a healthy relationship. Shepard says that even though couples may love each other, sometimes a lack of understanding of what the other person means when they talk may prevent the best possible relationship from developing. She says that sometimes women sabotage what could be a potential relationship without realizing it. Shepard helps them to break long-held patterns and change the way they communicate with men. She wrote the book for women who are just starting a relationship, have been married for a long time, or want some helpful information for their next relationship. Shepard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. Every woman who wants to improve her romantic relationship should read How to Talk to a Man and Feel Heard: 9 Mistakes Women Need to Avoid. Although there are an endless number of how to improve your romantic relationship books, this one is unique. This is because author Sue Shepard shows amazing insight into a man's thinking, and how much it differs from a woman's. She recognizes that men and women practically speak two different languages. Even though this book is written for women, men would also gain by reading it. As a man, I learned some excellent information to pass on to my significant other and encouraged her to read the book as well. Best of all, Shepard reaches her goal and more of helping women feel heard and understood by men. I highly recommend this superb book.

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Sue Shepard is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and has been working with both couples and individuals for over 20 years and is passionate about helping people improve their relationships. Her first book focuses on communication issues, aiming to guide women towards better understanding in their relationships, and giving them useful tools to not only communicate effectively with their partners, but also to feel confident that they're truly being heard. Driving her writing is the culmination of years of experience and witnessing the relationship transformations triggered by simple changes. Sue sees the same communication issues arising for couples time and time again, and she knows that they can often be avoided by side-stepping common mistakes. Through her writing, she hopes to positively impact as many relationships as possible. Sue has a four-legged assistant: her beloved rescue dog, Izzi, who clients claim has a deeply calming effect on them. Sue is passionate about her work as a therapist and transitioned from a business career at IBM over two decades ago. She has a postgraduate degree in Clinical Psychology and currently sees clients in her private practice located in Orange County, California.

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