The Good Husband - a Book that Can Save Your Marriage
How to use your masculinity to benefit your family
- A roadmap to express masculinity
- insights into her psyche
- Practical tools and strategies
- "Inspirational" says the Reviews
About the Good Husband Book
If you feel confused and disempowered in your marriage and have the same arguments over and over, then The Good Husband Book is tailored for you. It shows you how to be at your best as a husband and father.
The book provides plenty of knowledge, insights, and strategies that are based on research, state-of-the-art marriage counseling, and decades of clinical experience.
Your masculinity is a responsibility NOT a “privilege”. It is a force for LOVE in your family; drawing upon it will inspire you.
Benefits
- Follow a solid roadmap that taps into your masculine strengths. Apply the tools and exercises to start living out the four blueprints (archetypes) of your masculine identity: King, Lover, Magician, and Warrior.
- Get over thirty practical tools and solutions to problems such as lack of sex, dealing with an angry partner, facing threats of divorce, disempowering your fatherhood, and more.
- Make your wife feel happier and closer to you by realizing what she really needs from you to raise young kids and then responding wisely to those needs.
- Discover how you can get better responses to your important needs for purpose, appreciation, respect, and sex.
Back Cover
Attacks on masculinity, together with cultural changes in gender roles, have left many men confused and disempowered in their roles as husbands and fathers. Loss of power breeds anger and avoidance, which commonly harm relationships.
Men need a new approach to reclaim their power for the sake of families and society as a whole. The Good Husband project has set out to meet this need.
This book provides men with a roadmap to capitalize on their constructive masculine strengths. Taking inspiration from four ancient roles (archetypes) – King, Lover, Magician, and Warrior – the book explains how men can apply qualities linked with each role to benefit their families. The values and practices of these ancient roles are perfectly aligned with what women who raise children need from a partner: security, support, leadership, respect, and friendship.
The wealth of knowledge, profound insights, and practical tools that Avisar shares in this book are based on research, state-of-the-art marriage counseling, and decades of Avisar’s clinical experience working with families and individuals.
Hagai Avisar is an Israeli psychologist and couples therapist currently based in Melbourne, Australia.
“…psychologist and couples therapist Hagai Avisar offers a lot of practical and effective advice in THE GOOD HUSBAND.” – Kevin Baldeosingh for IndieReader
“Psychologist and couples therapist Avisar advises men to tap into their masculine strengths to resolve marital conflicts in this relationship manual. ” – Kirkus Reviews
“I read and listen to self-help books and wasn’t expecting to learn as much as I did. The book explore important facets of a marital relationship in a digestible and memorable way. The simple practice exercises also give you a chance to internalize the principles.”
Justin
“The author did an incredible job of crafting a book and guide that showcases how a man can hold onto the things that he connects with that he feels make him a “man”, while also finding the balance to understand the feminine perspective as well.”
Anthony.
“The book definitely offers practical and easy to follow ideas to the reader that will help in holding a family together in such uncertain times.”
Dena
“Inspiring and practical guide that can be followed, and includes some fantastic exercise/practices. Personally, I haven’t read anything like it before, so I found the information in it very refreshing and interesting.”
Avi
“This book provides valuable guidance and understanding from a perspective we really do need to be hearing more from.”
Mitch