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by Sam Margulies

Some Thoughts about Intimacy and Couples Conflict

Strategies for Conflict in intimate relationships.
Published on March 5, 2010 by Sam Margulies in Divorce for Grownups

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Sam Margulies

Sam Margulies PhD, Esq. has been active in mediation for thirty years. He has written three books, numerous articles and has taught and consulted throughout the country.

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