The Gottman Institute offers research-based tools and resources to help couples build a foundation for a lifetime of love. They also provide live workshops and take-home training materials for couples.

The “seven principles” are based on Dr. John Gottman’s research at the "Love Lab" and his observations of couples in various stages of marriage. These principles are designed to help couples enhance communication, deepen emotional connection, and navigate conflicts in a healthier way.

The main premise of The Relationship Cure is that the key to relationship success is not just the ability to resolve conflict but also the ability to connect emotionally. Dr. John Gottman presents a model for understanding and improving relationships through what he calls "bids for connection".

Created for Connection is designed to help couples strengthen their emotional bonds and build a lasting relationship based on love, trust, and emotional responsiveness. It applies the principles of Emotionally Focused Therapy to help couples deepen their connection and improve communication.

This book is based on the latest scientific research on human sexuality, aimed at helping readers understand the complexities of sexual desire and satisfaction, particularly for women. It provides an in-depth look at how the brain, body, and emotions shape sexual experiences and offers practical insights for improving one’s sex life.

This book introduces a practical and balanced approach to raising children, focusing on the importance of fostering responsibility, respect, and self-discipline while maintaining a loving, supportive relationship. It emphasizes a strategy that combines both love and logical consequences, helping parents guide their children toward making better choices and becoming more independent.

A powerful and thought-provoking book by Mark Wolynn, a licensed psychotherapist and expert in trauma. Wolynn explores how unresolved family trauma can be passed down through generations, impacting our mental, emotional, and physical well-being.