Partnering

A New Kind of Relationship

De: Hal Stone PhD, Sidra Stone PhD

Narrado por: Sidra Stone

This book is about how to love each other without losing yourselves. In our swiftly changing world, old rules, roles, and patterns of behavior no longer work as they did in the past. This can be disorienting. Many people just give up on relationships altogether!

Psychologists Hal and Sidra Stone were passionate advocates of relationships during their professional and personal partnership, which lasted more than forty-five years. They experienced its magic and the many challenges to maintaining this magic.

They saw in their own lives—and in the lives of thousands of others—the rich rewards that come with an understanding of the universal patterns that underlie all relationships. They used their own connection as the laboratory for exploring every aspect of relationship as they passed through its many phases. From falling in love through the challenges of marriage, stepparenting, professional collaboration and aging, their partnership continued joyfully until Hal passed away in 2020 at the age of 92. Here, Sidra presents their work on Partnering, updated and specially formatted for this Audiobook edition.

©2000 Sidra L. Stone, Ph.D. (P)2024 Sidra Levi Stone, Ph.D.

Every couple should listen to this book!

I love how Sidra read this book aloud herself in her wise old age, years after he husband Hal that helped her write the book had passed. You can tell that as she reads it, she's reminiscing. Her chuckles are contagious, she adds in little tidbits of memories and how she thinks new technology either can act as a tool or a hindrance to modern relationships. Thank you Sidra and Hal, you are very lovely people. I only wish more people would read or listen to this book. I feel like it would prevent so much heartache.

Great material, rough to listen to

I learned some real valuable skills to take into couples counseling. That was awesome. Listening to the author was brutal, like fingernails on a chalkboard. Please consider another voice.