Resources
TOOLS AND RESOURCES TO align, CONNECT AND thrive
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Resources We Love
Here’s a list of resources we absolutely love to support you on your Cohesive Journey. These have been game-changers for us and the couples we work with, helping to foster deeper connection, alignment, and growth. If you want to go deeper and continue to grow, we believe they’ll inspire and empower you to build the strong, thriving relationship you deserve.
The Cohesive Couple - Lockwood & Bouwer: This book is for couples who want to replicate career success in their marriage, connect more deeply, align around a common vision, prioritize what is truly important, and achieve more together than was thought possible. We love this book because we wrote it!
The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work - Gottman: Dr. Gottman spent years researching couples and this book summarizes 7 key principles to help improve your marriage, as well as the "Four Horseman" to watch out for. We love this book because it helped us gain awareness on how the Four Horsemen were showing up, and ways to counteract them together.
The Gap & The Gain: Sullivan & Hardy: How often do we look at what is in front of us and get frustrated that we haven't arrived yet? How often we do actually celebrate success? This book helps explain the powerful concept of the gap and the gain. We love this book because it gives us language to realize when we are in the "gap."
Girl, Get Your $hit Together - Chastain: This book helps you deep dive into your money personality to help you make great choices with your money. We love this book because our money styles are very different and this has given us an awareness and appreciation of each other's approach to spending and saving money.
Positive Parenting Solutions - McCready: This online parenting course gives you tools and concepts to stop the exhausting power struggles you might be experiencing. We love this course and did it together. Rebecca in particular used these concepts to build a better relationship with her independent and strong willed daughter.