Second book by psychotherapist Sue Johnson, dedicated to the scientific view of love and the ability to redefine and improve relationships in a couple.Dr. Sue Johnson is director of the Ottawa (Canada) and International Center for Emotionally Focused Therapy Education, as well as Distinguished Professor and Fellow at San Diego International University (USA, California) and Professor of Clinical Psychology at the University of Ottawa.Dr. in Marriage and Family Therapy by the American Association for Marriage and Marriage Therapy and the Study of Family and Marriage, and the Family Therapy Research Contribution Award from the American Family Therapy Association. consultant for the US and Canadian Armed Forces and the New York City Fire Department.Sue Johnson lives in Ottawa with her husband, two children and a dog. She loves the Gilbert and Sullivan operas, watches Monty Python's Flying Circus, dances the Argentine tango and goes to the lakes in northern Canada to kayak.

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