No More Fighting

20 Minutes a Week to a Stronger Relationship

By: Alicia Muñoz LPC

Narrated by: Allyson Ryan

No More Fighting offers fast strategies to stop fights now and build a stronger relationship long-term.

All couples fight - but a little guidance goes a long way to tackling the issues that trigger fights in the first place. No More Fighting offers couples fast and effective strategies to overcome common relationship problems and build lasting love together.

In just 20 minutes per week, couples will learn how to effectively speak and listen to each other as they confront critical relationship issues. From reconciling different values to navigating intimacy issues and everything in between, No More Fighting gives you the skills you need to fight less and love each other more.

No More Fighting tackles challenges head-on, with:

• 52 relationship challenges illustrated through real case studies, and address intimacy issues, gender roles, communication blocks, love languages, and more.
• 20-minute exercises that help you unpack each challenge through tailored prompts, dialogues, and shared experiences.
• Supportive guidance that motivates you and your partner to tackle each exercise, with practical advice and helpful tips.

Don’t escalate - find quick resolutions for a lifetime of mutual understanding, love, and acceptance with 20-minute strategies from No More Fighting.

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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This book was very unhelpful

This book offered no real life scenarios in which to apply this knowledge. It is written through a hetero normative filter, that I do not appreciate. I was unable to return this book, and for that, I am very disappointed.

Not Helpful at All

Each chapter is about a different couple's relationship problem. Frustratingly, the root of the problem is ALWAYS found in their childhood. It's very black and white about specific problems/fights, I was hoping for a more general approach about how to stop a fight in its tracks or how to get along better, not just blaming fights on childhood experiences and magically solving them by talking about it.