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Elva Anson, a marriage family therapist for more than 25 years, can tell you where and how to find your soul mate. Probably not where you think. She and Everett, her husband for 50 years, happily announce that you don’t find a soul mate. You learn to become one.     Elva, a former school teacher, and Everett raised three children. She has taught parenting classes and written books about parenting. Her recently revised, “How to Get Kids to Help at Home” has been a hit with parents who struggle with how to teach their children responsibility.     Elva has done more than 60 radio talk shows and has appeared on TV talk shows. She teaches classes on communication, relationship, time management, parenting, and marriage. “Becoming Soul Mates” is her fourth book.

Becoming Soul Mates ISBN: 0972356932 · 2004 Emidra Publishing Becoming Soul Mates - How to Create the Relationship You Always Dreamed of Most people believe that out in the world somewhere their soul mate exists. The trick is to find that person. You don’t find a soul mate but you can learn to become one. This book shows what to do to become soul mates for a lifetime and to create the relationship you have always wanted. Discover:   a.. The power you have to make the relationship what you want it to be.   b.. How to create safety and let go of defenses.   c.. How to understand the language of sex.   d.. How to listen so your lover will talk and talk so your lover will listen.   e.. Twenty ways to have fun getting close. Read a review of this book by Rebecca Brown, The Editor.

How to Get Kids to Help at Home ISBN: 0972356940 · 2003 Emidra Publishing     This book shows how parents can use ordinary household tasks to make their children capable, independent adults- in only eighteen short years. It’s a struggle for nearly every family, but with these guidelines you really can get your kids to help at home, and what is better, they probably will like it. This recently revised book has been a hit with parents who struggle with how to teach children responsibility. Read a review of this book by Rebecca Brown, The Editor.