George Bissett

Rebuilding Your Marriage George Bissett

Publisher Marketing: If it feels like you're missing something in life, maybe it's time to try something different. This workbook will show you how apply a simple, but life-changing process to accomplish that. Your reason for reading this may be because your marriage is dangling from a ledge. You may be trying to avoid the mistakes of previous relationships. You may have suffered some level of distress - from obvious symptoms to quiet panic - because things are not the way you had hoped. You may be just looking for more effective ways to communicate with your partner. It is not unusual for us to get a call from someone (usually a woman) who says, ""Our marriage is in trouble but (my partner) won't go to counseling with me. What can I do?"" This workbook discusses how to manage situations like that without the anxiety, panic, and other fear-based emotions that so often fill the minds of those who are troubled. Whether your marriage is troubled or you just want more from it, you have probably gone through long periods of soul-searching and self-confession while attempting to learn what one does to become a good partner. We can help with that because this workbook will show you how to deal with your troubled relationship by coaching you through the process of rebuilding. On your own terms. This workbook is for those couples who really want to rebuild their marriage... without the drama of blaming and shaming. Contributor Bio:  Bissett, George George has lived and/or worked in all ten Canadian provinces and three territories, as well as having lived and/or worked in 28 of the 50 states. He had a problem with alcohol but for more than 26 years (since September 9, 1988) he has not used intoxicants of any kind. Achieving sobriety led to his interest in human behavior and, in particular, why we humans do what we do. His interest and work in the field of human behavior eventually lead him to working for an Employee Assistance Program as both a counselor and manager as well as leading and facilitating workshops and seminars. Prior to developing the DYNAMIC DISCOVERY process he was presenting and leading a two day seminar program titled "THE PERSONAL IMPROVEMENT SERIES" that consisted of 4 topics: Intimate Relationships; Guilt; Co-Dependency, and; The Right To Choose. The back and forth interactions with those seminar clients was enthusiastic and instructive, which led him into using a process of self-evaluation and eventually turned his seminars and workshops into participatory group sessions focused on unwanted and wanted behaviors and how to move from the former to the latter. The formal format for the Dynamic Discovery program came about in December, 1995, while he was sorting his notes from 4 years of those two day seminar sessions because he wanted to create a document that could be used by some of his clients who wanted to understand the "hows" and "whys" of the process that had unfolded during those group sessions... from real life situations and the very real people who shared their thoughts and stories with the Group and who allowed him to learn from them and keep some notes on what was happening during those early sessions. Career Path His first career choice was the Royal Canadian Air Force and he lucked into being part of a Para-Rescue unit. Being a Jumper appealed to his sense of adventure and pumped up his esteem because Jumpers were few and far between. However, he will admit to having feelings of superiority because the greatest danger to most Airmen and Airwomen was the possibility of a life-endangering paper cut. He spent the next 25 years as a builder and real estate developer as well as consulting on approximately 3 million square feet of commercial buildings; mostly hotels and casinos.