Striving to overcome our worst behaviors with sheer willpower with or by repressing them does not work, they keep popping back up and biting us.
He lives in Colorado Springs with his wife Lisa and their two children Hadassah and Jubal..
He received his Ph D in Psychology at Northcentral University and is a member of the American Association of Christian Counselors.
He received a double Masters degree in Divinity and in Marriage and Family Counseling at Southwestern Baptist Theological Seminary.
Doug graduated from United Wesleyan College with his Bachelors of Arts degree.
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Doug is the executive director of Heart to Heart Counseling Center where couples and individuals visit from all over the world for counseling and 3-day intensives.
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He is also the host of TBN\'s Winning @ Marriage television game show.
He has appeared in numerous newspaper and magazine articles including a cover story for New Man magazine.
Life Time Network has made a movie based on his practice, which specializes in sexually compulsive behaviors.
His list of media appearances includes Oprah, Good Morning America, Phil Donahue, Sally Jesse Raphael, The 700 Club, James Robison\'s Life Today and numerous others.
Doug entertains and educates audiences with his profoundly direct yet unique personal style.
As a communicator for more than 15 years, Dr. is a sought-after internationally known speaker on marriage, recovery and men\'s issues.
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About the Author: Douglas Weiss, Ph.
Using stories, case studies, personal experience, Scripture, and anecdotes, he makes strong points about emotional and psychological roots and the need for change.
In this is no-nonsense, relevant book, Douglas Weiss, who has made a career of "telling it like it is." Helps readers identify and discern the sources of their worse behaviors.
But there is hope.
Striving to overcome our worst behaviors with sheer willpower with or by repressing them does not work, they keep popping back up and biting us
