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Confessions from a couple’s therapist

Real-life relationship stories and practical advice from Liz.

“Elizabeth Earnshaw’s gentle guidance will help any type of couple, whether they are dealing with small day-to-day problems or long-standing conflicts. She takes an accessible approach to couples therapy on the page, making these relationship tools feel easy ― and even fun.”

―Lori Gottlieb, LMFT, New York Times bestselling author of Maybe You Should Talk to Someone

Accolades

“This book is an essential guide for couples who desire to build vital relationship skills, particularly during challenging moments. The tools for growth and learning are written in a warm and no-nonsense manner. I Want This to Work can be used as a stand-alone resource or in tandem with therapy. The book will help couples gain a unique understanding of how to talk about and work through hard things.”

―Nedra Tawwab, LCSW, therapist and New York Times bestselling author of Set Boundaries, Find Peace.

“Full of clear strategies for overcoming the overwhelm. A must-read!”—Eve Rodsky, New

York Times bestselling author of Fair Play

 

Elizabeth Earnshaw,

MA, LMFT

Over the last decade, Elizabeth Earnshaw, LMFT has become one of today’s most trusted relationship teachers. Elizabeth is a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and Clinical Fellow of The American Association of Marriage & Family Therapy. She is the Head of Relationship Health at OURS, where she is working to make relational wellness mainstream & accessible, starting with premarital counseling. She also founded A Better Life Therapy, where she sees couples in her tailored weekend intensives. In addition to making couples therapy more accessible, she is the author of “I Want This To Work”. Elizabeth is also the host of Hash it Out on Good Risings where she offers advice to everyday relational conundrums.

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