The Relationship Cure

Before we talk about healthy relationships, we first need to understand what a relationship actually is. We are all in relationships, be it with our parents or children, our siblings and relatives, our friends and colleagues, or with our boss or employees. 

There are many different kinds of relationships between two or more people, but what they all have in common, or at least should have in common, is our tendency to try and make them better. How often do we complain about relationships that are filled with endless silences or pointless arguments, or that make us unhappy in some way? Even though our lives are defined by our relationships, they do not always bring out the best in us or give us what we need. According to the authors, a strong and healthy relationship is one that maintains harmony between everyone involved. Relationships, however, do not simply become healthy overnight; they take effort, dedication, and determination.