“This is pure relationship gold.” – BookLife by Publisher’s Weekly

Introducing the Graphic Medicine self-help series I Do, I Don’t: How to Build a Better Marriage, a bold new approach in couples therapy. Foreword by . . . For Dummies founder/CEO John Kilcullen.

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Review by Publisher’s Weekly BookLife: “Combining marriage advice with graphic novel appeal, therapist Anderson (Connect2 Personality Mapping) transforms the story of young couple Ben and Grace into a practical intimacy guide overflowing with hands-on activities. As the pair open up in counseling, their level-headed therapist educates them on attachment styles, healthy communication, and more, gently urging both Ben and Grace to recognize the voices and experiences from their childhood that are plaguing their current relationship—and learn how to meet their needs in healthy, respectful ways. Anderson closes each chapter with take-home exercises and prompts to help readers implement the advice, ultimately reconstructing Ben and Grace’s story into a valuable, in-the-trenches marriage handbook . . . This insightful look at the hard work that goes into marriage is pure relationship gold.”

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