Unveiling Weddings: Getting the Most Out of Your Engagement from Yes to I Do! Collection of Stories & Insight, Vol. 1. Este artículo no está disponible.Unveiling Weddings: Getting the Most Out of Your Engagement from Yes to I Do! Collection of Stories & Insight, Vol. 1

f you are looking for the perfect bridal gift, or a treat for yourself, Unveiling Weddings is it. It's your girlfriends' guide that supports the bride from "Yes" to "I Do!" The book will entertain you with stories and insight into the emotional hurdles and family dramas that are often hidden from the public eye. Although Unveiling Weddings is written in a fun and sassy manner, don't be fooled. The words can be life-changing. These two seasoned psychotherapists understand that a wedding is a rare opportunity to get the most out of your life and your engagement. Whether it is staying connected to your fiancé, negotiating dessert choices with your mom, or pulling off the wedding day of your dreams, Unveiling Weddings will guide you through it. While the authors invite the reader to do everything from finding her inner Bridal Buddha to dealing with rude and ridiculous members of the bridal party, the bridal tell-all stories will make you laugh, cry and feel at ease. Sit back and enjoy!

Rebecca Sacerdoti, Phd is a clinical psychologist who has experience working a variety of settings, including private practice, agency work and in schools. Her research experience stems from time spent working at the Department of Psychiatry at Stanford University. Currently, she has a private practice in San Francisco and she specializes in working with teens, adults and couples experiencing significant life changes. She sees psychotherapy as an opportunity to build inner balance, strength, and clarity in the face of the challenges that times of transition invite. Tasha Jackson Fitzgerald, MA is a marriage family therapist who works in private practice. She is interested in helping people take a journey within themselves by learning from their relationships. Tasha has been influenced by her MA in Counseling Psychology, specialized training in DBT, which is a combination of Zen philosophy and Western thinking.