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Why does a man need a "cave?" Why does a woman crave respect? Discover new secrets to renew romance, passion, and deep love for a better life together. Do you ever feel misunderstood in your relationship? Ever feel like you are speaking a different language from the one you love? Well, you are, but don’t despair. With 20 years of counseling experience, therapist and critically acclaimed author John Gray, Ph.D (Men Are From Mars, Women Are From Venus) can bridge the communication gap in this all new 60-minute program.

-Understand the different ways men and women communicate and miscommunicate with each other -Learn how to correctly interpret your partner’s behavior -Try easy-to-use communication techniques that will enrich your relationships and your life -Better understand male and female intimacy: men are like rubber bands, women are like waves -Learn how to avoid arguments: "It’s not just what you say, but how we say it," says John Gray

Whether you’re from Mars or Venus, John Gray’s inspiring, humorous and practical insights will help bring you down to earth, helping you to discover ways to grow closer with your mate and renew romance, passion and attain deeper love.

John Gray, Ph.D., is a critically acclaimed author, whose books have sold more than 14 million copies worldwide. He is also a nationally syndicated columnist and an internationally recognized expert in the fields of relationships and personal growth.

Amazon.com:
He has testosterone; she has oxytocin. He's a bungee cord; she's a glass tube with liquid waves inside. It's all part of John Gray's famous planet-referencing premise of his 1990s bestseller, which he turns into a lecture for this public television production. Gray good-humoredly carries the allegory through, calling men Martians and women Venutians and making references to interplanetary travel for the first half of this 65-minute tape. But he eventually drops the outer space allusions and gets down to the crux of the communication problem, sorting out who needs acceptance and who needs understanding. He uses his own life and marriage and anecdotes from his years as a therapist to illustrate his points, as well as a variety of props on the stage. (Thus the bungee cord and glass tube.) His appreciative audience laughs, claps, and clearly identifies as he expounds on the ideas that undoubtedly saved more than a few marriages and made Gray a household name. --Kimberly Heinrichs

Rating : - We're communicating again!
After 11 years of marriage, our communication had really broken down. The videos prompted a lot of discussion while we were watching them. I knew that John Gray had really gotten through to my husband about our communication styles when my husband said, "We should watch these every month."