THE INTERNATIONAL NO.1 BESTSELLER HELPING MILLIONS OF WOMEN FIND HEALTHIER RELATIONSHIPS
'A life-changing book' ERICA JONG
'Really brilliant. I absolutely related to it.' MARIAN KEYES
'Revelatory, groundbreaking' DAILY MAIL
Is your relationship the most important thing in your life? Are you constantly thinking and talking about your partner, or finding excuses for their bad behaviour?
If you have ever found yourself obsessing over an undeserving partner, this book was written for you. Many women are repeatedly drawn into unhappy and destructive relationships, and then struggle to make these doomed relationships work. In this bestselling psychology book, leading relationship and marriage therapist Robin Norwood reveals why we get into unhealthy relationships and how powerfully addictive they are - and shares her effective framework for finding and sustaining love.
First published in 1985 and translated into dozens of languages, Women Who Love Too Much has changed the lives of millions of women around the world. Let it change yours too.
Updated edition with a new introduction
What readers are saying: 'A must read for everyone, women and men alike' 'One of the best self-help books I have read' 'A life changing book - brutally honest and straightforward - yet full of love and compassion' 'Such an insightful read' 'Brilliant, life-changing'
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'Revelatory, groundbreaking [ ...] If only I'd read this sooner, I would have saved years of heartache [ ...] We still need this book' -- Liz Jones, Daily Mail Really brilliant. It explained why women seek completion by obsessing over men. I absolutely related to it. * Mail on Sunday * A life-changing book for women * Erica Jong * highly recommended * Daily Record *
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The phenomenally popular self-help book from bestselling author and leader in the field of relationship counselling, Robin Norwood. A must-buy for women who consistently find themselves trapped in self-destructive or unhappy relationships, without knowing why. This bestselling self-help book could revolutionise your love life - for good. Also contains Why Me, Why This, Why Now? - a self-help book for men and women, designed to help readers answer some tough questions about themselves.
Robin Norwood is a licensed marriage, family and child therapist in private practice. She specialises in treating unhealthy patterns of relating in love relationships, as well as addiction, co-addiction, compulsive eating, and depression, and is the author of several bestselling self-help books. She lives with her husband in Santa Barbara, California.
