Love . . . reveals how to use stress to liberate your love life. "Two currents whose union is necessary to insure a completely normal attitude in love . . . failed to combine. These two currents may be distinguished as the affectionate and the sensual current." Sigmund Freud It's been nearly a century since Freud wrote these words and yet they are as relevant today as they were then. In doing in-depth therapy with adults, adolescent and children. Dr. Jackson saw how stress can injure our abilityto fuse love and sex. He discovered the stress of conflicts in love dating back to the earliest most vulnerable times of our life affects the quality of our adult love life. The media is filled with stories of some of the best and brightest among us who were unable to unite the currents of affection (love) and sensuality (sex). Sex scandals have led the news for years. And the scandals have included an impressive array of the talented and influential: American Presidents, TV Evanglists, Rock Stars and Sports Stars. Even Elvis, the man voted the greatest entertainer of the last century and the sexy heartthrob of millions of fainting females, had a problem fusing love and sex in his love life. If more men and women could be hot for the one they love, there would be less debasing sexual behavior. There would be less of a need for prostitutes, internet-porn sites, extramarital affairs, or for incurring high credit card charges for phone sex. Deep therapy is not the only way to remove the blocks to a fulfilling love life. Taken from Dr. Jackson's clinical experience and from his seminars in Stress Effectiveness Training, this book is an application of key concepts found in '8 Steps to Love' and 'A Matter of Love.' Are you ready to release your capacity and/or ready to help your love partner release his or her capacity for a more deeply fulfilling love life? If so, then this book is for you