Paul Popenoe

Founder of relationship counseling

Paul Popenoe - Thinkers & Philosophers born October 16th, 1888
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Founded the American Institute of Family Relations. Developed principles of marriage counseling and relationship dynamics. Authored multiple books on relationships and family life. Played a significant role in establishing marriage counseling as a profession in the United States.

Established the American Institute of Family Relations

Authored several books including 'The Art of Living'

Pioneered the field of marriage counseling

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