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The Art of Relating

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I invite you to check out my new book.....www.TheArtofRelatingBook.com Join Psychotherapist and Relationship Coach Christine Kniffen, LCSW for lively and informative conversation with authors and experts regarding love, divorce, sex, kids, money, stress, health and so much more. Become part of the discussion and part of the solution, while getting answers to all your questions on The Art of Relating on Blogtalkradio. Christine Kniffen, LCSW is a Psychotherapist who received her master’s degree from the University of Missouri-Columbia and is a Licensed Clinical Social Worker. Christine works in private practice specializing in Relationship Coaching and couples counseling. She currently writes for The Healthy Planet magazine with articles pertaining to the many nuances and complexities of relationship dynamics, presents workshops on a variety of topics, is a paid lecturer and has worked in radio broadcasting as the host of her own show on KMOX and is now transitioning to the hip, interactive blogtalkradio. Send questions or comments to theartofrelating@hotmail.com

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The Art of Relating

HOW TO BE A GOOD DIVORCED DAD provides inspiring stories of dads who found ways to become great, fully present fathers. These men made difficult sacrifices and put in the effort to defeat the forces and legal obstacles that stood... more
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THE FOREVER FIX is the first book to tell the fascinating story of gene therapy: how it works, the science behind it, how patients (mostly children) have been helped and harmed, and how scientists learned from each trial to get one step... more
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In her emotionally uncompromising memoir, Judith Hannan recounts the ordeal of her young daughter's battle with cancer and how the frightening medical journey tested and strengthened a mother's reliance. MOTHERHOOD EXAGGERATED... more
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