Overcome Neediness and Get the Love You Want

LESS NEEDY IS MORE ATTRACTIVE

Are you always trying to make your relationship better, but somehow only make your partner upset? Now you can put an end to your neediness and more easily get the love you want.

This guide takes the struggle out of overcoming neediness. Using clear examples and down to earth explanations, you will quickly begin to experience closer relationships. And by overcoming neediness, you will become more confident and attractive.

Whether you are single or married, you can . . .

* Overcome neediness to improve dating success
* Overcome neediness to prevent a breakup or divorce
* Overcome neediness to be more attractive
* Overcome neediness to be more confident and relaxed
* Overcome neediness to get commitment from your partner
* Overcome neediness to improve other relationships
…And Many More

PLUS: Help your partner to overcome neediness

JACK ITO, PH.D. (Coach Jack) is a licensed clinical psychologist, who works as a marriage and relationship coach and specializes in reconciling on the edge marriages. He believes that most people divorce not because their relationships can’t be improved but because people don’t know how to improve them. His teaching is based on the principle “when we change the way we relate to others; they change the way they relate to us.” Coach Jack holds a doctorate in clinical psychology from Fuller Theological Seminary Graduate School of Psychology and has over 20 years of experience in the field of counseling and relationship coaching. A former clinical assistant professor of psychology at Geneva College in Beaver Falls, Pa., Coach Jack has also worked with the U.S. Navy, helping Marines cope with post traumatic stress and reconnecting with their spouses, post-deployment. He is the author of four books, “Overcome Neediness and Get the Love You Want,” “What to do When He Won’t Change,” “Connecting Through Yes!” and “Therapy Beyond All Expectations,” published by Loving Solutions Publishing. For more information about Dr. Jack Ito and for free relationship articles, please visit www.coachjackito.com.