Дата рождения: April 26, 1942 – Santo Domingo, Distrito Nacional, Dominican Republic
John Gottman is an American psychologist and relationship researcher known for decades of work on marriage, divorce prediction, and emotional communication. He co-founded The Gottman Institute and coauthored The Seven Principles for Making Marriage Work. His longitudinal studies and concepts such as the “Four Horsemen” have strongly influenced couples therapy worldwide.
John Gottman built his career from an unusual foundation: mathematics first, relationship science second. Raised in Brooklyn, he earned a bachelor’s degree in mathematics and physics at Fairleigh Dickinson University, a master’s in mathematics at MIT in 1964, and then turned toward clinical psychology at the University of Wisconsin, where he completed further graduate study and his doctorate. That shift from equations to human behavior became the defining turn of his life. Beginning in the 1970s he systematically observed couples in the lab, and in 1986, at the University of Washington, he helped create the apartment laboratory later known as the Love Lab. There he and his collaborators tracked conversation, emotion, and physiology, establishing the research program that made him a leading psychologist of marriage, divorce prediction, and long-term relational stability. ((https://onwisconsin.uwalumni.com/content/uploads/2016/05/Summer-2016.pdf))

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A relationship guide offering eight themed dates to foster deeper connection and understanding between partners through meaningful conversations.

John Gottman & Julie Schwartz Gottman
A science-backed, seven-day plan to revitalize your relationship through small, actionable steps for lasting intimacy and joy.

John Gottman & Julie Schwartz Gottman & Douglas Abrams & Rachel Carlton Abrams
Science-backed insights for men on understanding women, building connections, and creating lasting relationships based on 40 years of research.
"Time said John Gottman and Julie Gottman are the nation's leading marriage researchers and educators"
— Time
"The New York Times called John Gottman "the dean of marriage experts."
— The New York Times
"American Way said John Gottman stays refreshingly down to earth, rather than on Mars and Venus"
— American Way
"The Atlantic said John Gottman and Julie Gottman are the renowned experts on marital stability"
— The Atlantic
"Psychotherapy Networker named John Gottman one of the Top 10 Most Influential Therapists of the past quarter-century"
— Psychotherapy Networker
"Psychology Today dubbed John Gottman "The Einstein of Love."
— Psychology Today
"Newsweek said John Gottman has "the spirit of a scientist and the soul of a romantic."
— Newsweek