Book Interview: He Said, She Said, I Said 7 Keys to Relationship Success

Would you like to improve your relationships with others? If you answered, "yes" then a great book to read is "He Said, She Said, I Said 7 Keys to Relationship Success".To share with us what the book is about and how it can help you, I have interviewed psychotherapist and book author Barbara J Peters RN, LPC.

Tell me a little bit about yourself?
"I am a registered nurse, licensed professional counselor and new author.

I am also busy being a grandparent, wife, mother and friend. I am passionate about helping people aspire to have happy loving relationships and get a positive approach to life." My first book, The Gift of a Lifetime, Building a Marriage That Lasts gave me the incentive to write a second. The feedback was so positive that I knew I needed to continue to deliver my message.

What made you decide to write He Said, She Said, I Said 7 Keys to Relationship Success?
"Deciding to write He Said, She Said, I Said was just a normal progression of my desire to get my words out there. It actually began from my blogs and then just took off. I found myself hearing the same questions and concerns over and over again. They became much of the content for my blogs. Then the AH HA moment: why not put these words of wisdom in a book everyone could read. It was as simple at that."

What is your book He Said, She Said, I Said 7 Keys to Relationship Success about?
"The book takes some universal concerns, questions and thoughts and gives a new perspective to making relationships work. It takes 7 areas of couples most difficult challenges: communication, trust, forgiveness, intimacy, acceptance, friendship and love, and looks at each one through the eyes of my clients."

How is your book He Said, She Said, I Said 7 Keys to Relationship Success different from other relationship books out in the market?
"It is different from other books in that it comes directly from the everyday voices I hear behind closed doors.

I have then shown how complicated relationships can get caught in the narrow pathways of individual perceptions, and that it is crucial in discovering that a couples connection can either be strengthened or weakened by how they handle their differences."

Thank you Barbara for doing the interview on your book. For more information on Barbara Peters or her book you can check out her website at www.hesaidshesaidisaid.com . You can also purchase her book at www.boutiqueofqualitybooks.com , amazon.com and barnesandnoble.com .

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