We are delighted to announce that Philippa Waller's new book Spiral Into Love is now available in paperback from Amazon.
Spiral into Love offers a unique approach to finding, building and sustaining loving relationships.
Being in a relationship can be challenging at times, we all know that, but whether you are looking for new love – or want to keep your current love alive and vibrant, you probably don’t have time for a ten-year self-development or partner-awareness programme. What’s needed is an immediate understanding of the dynamics of our relationships and some practical tools and tips we can put into practice straight away.
Philippa's approach takes a unique perspective on the dynamics of loving relationships by drawing on several theories of the bio-psycho-social development of human values, including Spiral Dynamics Integral and Maslow's Hierarchy of needs. The book contains an easy to use values diagnostic – the Spiral Profiler – that will help you identify which of the five main value systems are most dominant for you. After that, you will explore how each of the five value systems responds to each other when they are in a loving relationship and how each combination creates its own unique dynamic.
So, if you’re looking to find new love, rekindle old love, or check whether your latest flame is the one for you, then Spiral Into Love could well become your relationship bible.
There is a robust discussion in academic circles that suggests Maslow's Hierarchy of needs does not adequately address a technological world. Observation tells us technology is an integral part of the human life now and issues like sex-ting and friends with benefits through social media need to be addressed. Does your book address these pertinent entrants into the relationship spiral?
ReplyDeleteThanks very much for your comment. This is a great point and we agree there should be a book that takes a perspective on relationships from the technological point of view. Spiral into love does not currently address social media in any great detail at the moment but we are considering adding a chapter on this very issue in the future.
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