Randy Fujishin is professor emeritus at West Valley College, where he worked as a counselor in the student mental health center and taught communication and clinical psychology for thirty-eight years. He is a family and child therapist, conference speaker, and author of several books in the field of human communication, including The Art of Communication, Creating Effective Groups, and Discovering the Leader Within.

I prefer this book to a traditional textbook because of its readability, affordability, and level of complexity. This book resonates with a diverse population of students.

• Chapter 1Giving in RelationshipsChapter 2Accepting Yourself and OthersChapter 3Communicating for ConnectionChapter 4Listening for UnderstandingChapter 5Asking QuestionsChapter 6Flowing with ConflictChapter 7Forgiving OthersChapter 8Enlarging OthersChapter 9Showing You CareChapter 10Encouraging Growth

Randy Fujishin is professor emeritus at West Valley College, where he worked as a counselor in the student mental health center and taught communication and clinical psychology for thirty-eight years. He is a family and child therapist, conference speaker, and author of several books in the field of human communication, including The Art of Communication, Creating Effective Groups, and Discovering the Leader Within.

I prefer this book to a traditional textbook because of its readability, affordability, and level of complexity. This book resonates with a diverse population of students.

• Chapter 1Giving in RelationshipsChapter 2Accepting Yourself and OthersChapter 3Communicating for ConnectionChapter 4Listening for UnderstandingChapter 5Asking QuestionsChapter 6Flowing with ConflictChapter 7Forgiving OthersChapter 8Enlarging OthersChapter 9Showing You CareChapter 10Encouraging Growth

Randy Fujishin is professor emeritus at West Valley College, where he worked as a counselor in the student mental health center and taught communication and clinical psychology for thirty-eight years. He is a family and child therapist, conference speaker, and author of several books in the field of human communication, including The Art of Communication, Creating Effective Groups, and Discovering the Leader Within.

I prefer this book to a traditional textbook because of its readability, affordability, and level of complexity. This book resonates with a diverse population of students.

• Chapter 1Giving in RelationshipsChapter 2Accepting Yourself and OthersChapter 3Communicating for ConnectionChapter 4Listening for UnderstandingChapter 5Asking QuestionsChapter 6Flowing with ConflictChapter 7Forgiving OthersChapter 8Enlarging OthersChapter 9Showing You CareChapter 10Encouraging Growth