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Do you find the woman in your life hard to understand... some of the time, most of the time, or all of the time?

Here is a no-nonsense guide on how to succeed in relationship.  If you want to make a difference, here's how.

If you hear a mate (or yourself) saying "we had such a good relationship, and then she just up and left", you can be 100% certain this is only 50% of the story.  Something was wrong, only it wasn't noticed until it was too late.

This book is about noticing before it's too late, and doing something about it.  It's also about being proactive, and preventing some of the problems from developing in the first place.

Things used to be simple.  A man knew what he was supposed to do in relationship to a woman.  Maybe he didn't make the grade, but at least he knew the stakes.

Times are tougher now.  Successful relationships are no longer a matter of following well-worn traditional formulas.  Whose rules do you follow?  Your parents', your peers', your partners', the media, feminism, the mens' movement, or your own?

"Excellent, easy-to-read, useful and theoretically sound.  I rarely read self-help books, but Gunther's work is simply outstanding.  Practical advice written without new age gloss or ego; a real joy to read and learn from.  We have the post-feminist female, perhaps this book will help create the post-patriarchal male."  - Professor Sohail Inayatullah

About the Author

Steve Vinay Gunther lives with his wife and five children on the north coast of New South Wales. He is in practice as a psychotherapist, assists people in discovering their inspired career path, and is the founder and director of the Northern Rivers Gestalt Institute. He developed an interest both in psychotherapy and meditation as a teenager, and continues to explore both fields. He regularly tours the USA running workshops on therapy and spirituality. He has also pursued a range of interests including theatre, clowning and community development. His commitment to positive social change is currently directed towards the establishment of an international educational facility which will train social change activists and teach PROUT (Progressive Utilisation Theory).