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In this extraordinary volume Walter Brackelmanns masterfully integrates theory, current right brain neuroscience, and decades of clinical wisdom to formulate an overarching and highly pragmatic model of the change processes that lie at the core of couples psychotherapy. I highly recommend this remarkable feat of interdisciplinary scholarship to therapists looking to enhance their clinical skills in working directly and more effectively with different regulated and dysregulated interaction patterns co-constructed by both members of an emotional relationship. -- Allan N. Schore, Ph.D. This is the work of a master teacher, organized and written in clear, understandable language. Building on his training as a psychoanalyst, he integrates complex theories. This book gives us a taste of his depth of experience, and leaves us wanting more. -- Marion Solomon, PhD This brilliant therapist offers the reader a compelling and comprehensive integration of theory and methodology. The author's depth of experience, intuition, common sense and broad understanding shines through as he skillfully weaves together old and new approaches. Dr. Brackelmanns has accomplished the rare feat of producing a highly researched yet accessible blend of theory and practice that will give therapists all the tools they need. I highly recommend this book. -- Pat Ogden, PhD

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Walter E. Brackelmanns, MD is the Director of the Couples and Sex Therapy Training Program at UCLA, and the President of the American Association of Couples and Sex Therapists (AACAST). He has worked for over 40 years developing and teaching a practical approach to couples therapy, both nationally and internationally.

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