Revoluția iubirii

Revoluția iubirii looks at love and how we form close bonds. It asks why we feel the urge to control a partner. Gaspar Gyorgy asks how couples can trade power struggles for shared care. He says lasting bonds need thought, effort, and a will to change.

This hands-on book uses psychology to help readers build or mend bonds as a couple. It draws on research, therapy, and the author's own life. It also shares tales of couples in crisis. It gives both reason and feeling a role in love.

The book has three parts and seven chapters. Part one asks how bonds give life meaning. It also shows how love differs from power. Part two looks at courage and how our past shapes bonds now. Part three looks at change and skills for life as a couple. It also looks at the needs of the unseen child within us. Worksheets ask readers about childhood frustrations and good memories. They also explore the reader's IMAGO. A list of sources follows.

Gyorgy is a psychologist and psychotherapist. He has worked with couples in Romania for over ten years. He draws on his own childhood and his family's hardships. This is his second book. His belief that people can change helped shape it. Harville Hendrix and Helen LaKelly Hunt wrote the foreword.