Publisher's Synopsis
One of the most complex interpersonal relationships is that of a couple, in which sociological, personality and interactive factors converge to achieve stability, solidity and satisfaction, being a predictor of well-being by sharing emotional support and interests; in this way, the couple faces the circumstances of life. Such factors can become subtly and imperceptibly violent, becoming an everyday style of interaction, which wears down the relationship and puts the individuals in it at risk. Therefore, a brief but effective therapeutic intervention is required to train couples to relate to each other in a more functional, safe and satisfying way.
