The Art & Practice of Relationship

by Magali Peysha
Type: Softcover

With the right map, it only takes one person to change a relationship for the better. Your love life can be transformed in as little as ten minutes a day by adding new powerful patterns. This simple, direct approach will activate the lover inside you. Discover how much happier you can be.

An innovative new voice in the field of relationship coached. Learn and grow with these creative relationship strategies.

— Tony Robbins

Seriously, Magali is a genius coach! My heart just melts and heals everytime I hear her teach coaching strategies.
— Susana
I saw the beauty and the love that Magali is shining from the heart. She sees through the soul. Years of therapy couldn’t do that. And I felt my inner child
be happy finally.
— Tara
Magali is one of the calmest, kindest and most powerful expressions of female energy I have ever felt. She approaches issues with a sense of patient purpose to bring out the best in people. By using the language of the heart, she surpasses all imposed beliefs and brings out the true gentle power lying dormant in each of us.
— Ivan
These really simple techniques move so much forward! They have helped me, my relationship with my husband, my children, and my coaching.
MAGALI PEYSHA
— Anne Marie

Magali has helped thousands of people find and build the romantic relationship they want. She is the bestselling author of the Strategic Intervention Handbook, founder of The Relationship Coaching Academy, and has trained over 10,000 Life Coaches. Dedicated to empowering others, she specializes in a creative, heart-centered method. She has been married to her college sweetheart Mark Peysha for twenty-five years, and they have five wonderful children together.

by Bert Hellinger
Type: Softcover

Love’s Hidden Symmetry is a book to be read slowly … and then to be read again and again. Here is an opportunity to discover the work of Bert Hellinger, whose generative approach to intervening in systems has already reached across Europe into the hearts and minds of a diverse therapeutic community.

A lively blend of narrative, storytelling, transcript material, and poetic imagery is invoked to describe, and to demonstrate, what Hellinger calls “the orders of love” and how disturbances in the orders of love create a legacy that must be reckoned with for generations to come. But these deeply embedded forces in the family system can be harnessed for healing once they are acknowledged, respected, and gently redirected.

Hellinger’s basic tool for helping family members restore balance is the use of family constellations. Hellinger, along with coauthors Gunthard Weber and Hunter Beaumont, clarifies how this method can be refined and expanded to galvanize the energy of everyone involved toward a greater sense of well- being. The transcripts included in the book help to capture the extraordinary potential of working appropriately with family constellations. The profound suffering of many of these individuals is more than matched by the opportunity for peace that is revealed in the therapeutic work.

Love’s Hidden Symmetry offers profound – and practical — revelations about What Makes Love Work in Relationships.

Provocative, yes. Candid, yes. Controversial, yes. Filled with hope – emphatically, yes.

by Robert Staffin

Writing a book is a daunting task. One has to be really motivated. Dr Staffin’s debut is the result of being highly motivated to further disseminate the work of Jeffrey Zeig, to celebrate what he learned in his 17 years of study with Dr Zeig, and to make accessible what is too often chalked up to the charisma or particularity of the teacher. Culling from the live encounters that took place in the NYC Masterclass, Dr Staffin is meticulous in his investigation of Zeig s artistry as it comes through the actual sessions. The hope is that readers will walk away with fresh insight into this experiential way of working and inspiration for expanding their own ways.

Praise for More Common Therapy

With Rob Staffin’s book, you are invited into the therapy room of a great master and what may seem his unattainable artistry in practicing therapy. Dr. Staffin divides his material into clear and accessible elements that readers can bring into their own work in order to practice new skills in limbic resonance with clients. I recommend this book to all therapists who have an interest in refining their presence in therapy — and I recommend daily practice since there is no shortcut to becoming a master.

— Dr. Grethe Bruun
Supervising Psychologist, Denmark

The author writes his introduction: “The greatest challenge in writing this book was how to bring the encounter to life.” This is exactly what Dr. Staffin has achieved. … As a regular participant in the Master Class over years, I was amazed by the high authenticity of the observation and evaluation of the psychotherapeutic process. … In his description, the author is on the cutting edge of current psychotherapy research. According to recent findings, it is not the technique responsible for the healing success, but how the therapist understands how to shape the therapeutic relationship so that the client gives himself or herself permission for personal and emotional change. In this respect, too, Dr. Staffin has succeeded in creating a masterpiece with this book. If you really want to know how hypnotherapy is structured in its core, read this book.

— Dr. Christoph Sollmann
Psychologist and Author, Germany

It is my honor to write an endorsement for Dr. Staffin’s new book. … Dr. Staffin’s ability to identify and utilize Dr. Zeig’s techniques and strategies is beyond my imagination, and I am in awe of what he has written. Through his professional lens, great therapeutic techniques, such as gesture, eliciting meaning, and paraverbal communication came alive, and they dance inside my mind and I can play with these ideas when I do therapy. I highly recommend this book to psychotherapy professionals who wish to improve their abilities and become better therapists.

— Wei Kai Hung, Ed.M.
Clinical Director, Institute of Generative Trance, China

Staffin’s book brings to life his experiences as a participant and his observations of countless other rich clinical experiences in the masterclass sessions, and integrates them with his own clinical wisdom as a psychologist, hypnotherapist, and teacher of hypnosis. The result of this rich process is a book in which the sensory aspects of phenomenological experience, the paraverbal dimensions of communication, and the subtle but robust processes of limbic communication are delineated to the reader through sharing, storytelling, and technical explanation. In this regard, More Common Therapy channels and conveys the process of hypnotherapeutic attunement and utilization: through our sharing of stories, allusions, and suggestions across time and space, we give our patients back a version of themselves that they hadn’t previously been consciously aware of. It is through this relational exchange of experience that ultimately they create the healing that they didn’t even know that they knew that they needed. And it is through that exchange that the old becomes new, and the knew becomes known again.

— Eric Spiegel, Ph.D.
President, American Society of Clinical Hypnosis, 2018-2019