Online dating can be intimidating. There are many different sites to choose from, each with its own rules of etiquette and culture. Many times, after you've built up the courage to put yourself out there, you don't get the satisfying romantic experience you were looking for.
Authors Dr. Lori Williams and Jeff Eisinger know what you are searching for from online dating because they have been in the same situation! They know how heartbreaking it can be when the person who stands in front of you is nothing like his or her profile. They know how draining the constant search for authenticity in the dating world can be. They also know, based decades of experience in psychology and sociology, how to help.
In this new guide to Internet dating, Williams and Eisinger use psychological insight to create a better, more fulfilling experience for their readers. They will teach you how to create a profile that represents your true self-and use it connect with others.
They will also teach you to stop wasting time on incompatible profiles and how to recognize the genuine article. Your perfect match is out there. Williams and Eisinger will help you find that person.
About the Author: Dr. Lori Williams has spent the past twenty years working with the California Department of Corrections at Valley State Prison and Central California Women's Facility. She has presented nationally and internationally on her work with women serving life sentences, and she has published We Are All Doing Life Somewhere, a book about their experiences. Williams graduated from the California Professional School of Psychology. She has extensive experience in treating trauma, depression, anxiety, addictions, and relationship concerns.
Jeffrey Eisinger taught sociology at the community college level for ten years. He also practices law part-time. Eisinger received his bachelor's degree from Ohio State University, his master's from Kent State University, and his JD from Southwestern University. He has spent two years in the world of Internet dating and is enjoying the search.
