The Art of Couples Communication

7 Easy Steps to Resolve Conflict, Improve Understanding, and Reconnect Emotionally to Make Love Last a Lifetime

By: Alina Ryyna

Narrated by: Erica Hazelton

If you’ve ever walked away from a conversation with your partner feeling unheard or misunderstood, this audio book is for you.

Drawing on psychology, real-world examples, and proven strategies, Alina Ryyna guides you through seven progressive steps every couple can master. From creating a safe space for open dialogue to managing emotions, resolving conflicts collaboratively, and rebuilding intimacy, you’ll discover how to transform daily conversations into opportunities for connection.

Inside, you’ll learn how to:

• Break free from communication habits that cause misunderstandings
• Listen in ways that make your partner feel deeply heard and valued
• Manage emotions before they spiral into conflict
• Express needs clearly without blame or guesswork
• Turn disagreements into teamwork and shared solutions
• Rebuild trust and emotional closeness, even after tough times
• Create rituals that keep love alive in everyday life

Whether you listen alone or with your partner, this audiobook offers practical exercises and simple techniques you can start using immediately.

Ready to build the relationship you both deserve? Begin today.

PLEASE NOTE: When you purchase this title, the accompanying PDF will be available in your Audible Library along with the audio.

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Great book to understand relationships

I really enjoyed this book because it’s straightforward and easy to read. Alina Ryyna doesn’t waste time with vague or overly general advice — she gets right to the point and actually explains how to improve communication in real relationships. I liked that she includes realistic examples of situations couples face, like small misunderstandings that grow into bigger issues, and how to handle them calmly and respectfully. I will surely have my two daughters read it when the time comes.

Book that gave us hope

What stood out most was how hopeful the book felt. Even when it talked about conflict, it did so in a way that inspired change instead of guilt. It reminded me that communication is something you can always improve at, no matter where you start.