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Relationship (Re)Programming
When you start to realize that the person you've been seeing through rose-colored glasses isn't the person you thought they were, it often feels like it's too late. By that point, you're already invested, attached, and trapped in a toxic cycle. Even though you're aware of the harm and destruction, you struggle to walk away and catch yourself saying, "But when it's good, it's so good!"
Alternatively, maybe you've come to the realization that you're the one who struggles to provide the connection and intimacy that your partner needs and deserves. But you live with so much of your own fear and pain around relationships, and since you've never had healthy relational behaviors role modeled, you just feel so confused about how to show up better.
You so deeply desire healthy and fulfilling relationships, and yet feel like you have no clue how to get there.
Dr. Liz knows what it's like to experience these challenges firsthand. She's been divorced, has a strained relationship with her parents, and has been stuck on plenty of toxic relationship rollercoasters. Yes, she's a therapist and a relationship expert, but that doesn't make her exempt from relationship pain and heartache. However, through her own ongoing journey of healing and personal growth, she has developed the tools to help others foster healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Dr. Liz is human just like you. She is very aware of her own ongoing struggles in relationships and is the first to admit she does not have it all figured out. She is still learning, evolving, and practicing every single day to show up better for her loved ones. And she is passionate about and committed to helping you do the same.
You may have picked up this book because you believe something is wrong with you, and that's why you struggle in relationships. Dr. Liz is here to challenge that narrative and provide you with reassurance, encouragement, and practical tools needed to break free from toxic cycles, embrace your truth, and to cultivate healthy, fulfilling relationships.
Alternatively, maybe you've come to the realization that you're the one who struggles to provide the connection and intimacy that your partner needs and deserves. But you live with so much of your own fear and pain around relationships, and since you've never had healthy relational behaviors role modeled, you just feel so confused about how to show up better.
You so deeply desire healthy and fulfilling relationships, and yet feel like you have no clue how to get there.
Dr. Liz knows what it's like to experience these challenges firsthand. She's been divorced, has a strained relationship with her parents, and has been stuck on plenty of toxic relationship rollercoasters. Yes, she's a therapist and a relationship expert, but that doesn't make her exempt from relationship pain and heartache. However, through her own ongoing journey of healing and personal growth, she has developed the tools to help others foster healthier relationships with themselves and others.
Dr. Liz is human just like you. She is very aware of her own ongoing struggles in relationships and is the first to admit she does not have it all figured out. She is still learning, evolving, and practicing every single day to show up better for her loved ones. And she is passionate about and committed to helping you do the same.
You may have picked up this book because you believe something is wrong with you, and that's why you struggle in relationships. Dr. Liz is here to challenge that narrative and provide you with reassurance, encouragement, and practical tools needed to break free from toxic cycles, embrace your truth, and to cultivate healthy, fulfilling relationships.
192 pages, Kindle Edition
Published November 28, 2023
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May 27, 2025
Appreciated the author's vulnerability, specificity, and clarity in using her own life as an example to illustrate her points and to be so normalizing in the struggles of relationships. Felt a bit basic for me, likely because I've done a lot of this work already, but I think would be really useful for someone trying to understand their patterns in relationships and how past dynamics/trauma impact them.
May 31, 2024
awesome book!
This book is easy to read and understand. It gives personal examples of the authors experience which I felt is relatable. Great job. Enjoyed reading.
This book is easy to read and understand. It gives personal examples of the authors experience which I felt is relatable. Great job. Enjoyed reading.
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