Riberi and Inge Ludvigsen, combine their professional and teaching experience in Chile and Denmark, and propose a system to align six energy fields that promote and strengthen the love bond.

"Jessica Riberi and Inge Ludvigsen have written a delightful and very helpful guide to how archetypal forms - that is, the patterns of the universal energies of human being - can support and transform intimate relationships. They are especially good in describing how to develop more mature and generative levels of each universal energy. I highly recommend it to both people helpers, as well as those seeking deeper intimacy connections."
Stephen Gilligan, psychologist, author of The Courage to Love and The Hero's Journey (with Robert Dilts)

"What could be more important and timely than having pathways to bring more quality into our relationships.  
We are relational beings seeking the connections for outcomes of life: partners, families, work-spaces and communities.  Connection is there but managing these connections is quite a different order.  This is where archetypes guide us by reflecting back an ideal.  Not that we ever really get to the ideal but they remind us to  bring awareness to the learning and the nurturing of the relationships that bring the joy to our lives.  Thank you so much for this book, The Journey of love in couples as it also can bring us some hope for our inner and outer peace"
Judith DeLozier, anthropologist, coauthor of Turtle all the way down (with John Grinder) and Encyclopedia of Systemic NLP (with Robert Dilts).