I purchased your book yesterday and I feel that I have my life back – Your organization and presentation was perfect. I felt that you wrote this book for me and my husband.
from South Carolina
I really appreciate this book because it offers concise definitions, signs to look for and specific options for dealing with conflict using real-life stories, analogies and even humor!
from Texas
Dr. Alan Godwin discusses conflict with humor, interesting stories, real life examples, and everyday language. Staying away from ‘doctor-speak,’ he writes in a digestible, readable, and engaging way.”
From California
October 16, 2020
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, I’ve had an enduring interest in those who manipulate (frequently referred to in this letter as Drama People) and in those who get manipulated, the latter group being the ones who frequent my office. Why are some people manipulatable while others seem less so? In some ways, it’s easier to understand the […]
October 9, 2020
/0 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, A few years ago, I wrote about something called “the porcupine dance,” a phrase that depicts what characterizes many relationships. Even for those of us who have no rhythm, we can cut quite a rug with this one. I’ve summarized it below: *** A desire for connection draws us toward people. But […]
October 2, 2020
/2 Comments/in Uncategorized /by Alan GodwinDear Drama Observers, I had a client once who recounted what it was like growing up in her crazy family. The lead characters in this dysfunctional drama were Mom and Dad, but what drove her even more nuts was the way in which all the other family members played their supporting roles. I told her […]