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Understand your attachment style, and your relationships start to make sense.
“I want closer, healthier relationships”
These books help you understand yourself and the people you love, communicate better and build relationships that feel safe and lasting.
The three books we'd hand you first.
Dale Carnegie
The classic guide to getting along with people, still useful nearly a century later.
Stephen R. Covey
Seven principles for leading yourself first, then working well with others. One of the most influential…
Don Miguel Ruiz
Four simple promises to yourself that can free you from a lot of unhappiness.
Understand your attachment style, and your relationships start to make sense.
Vulnerability isn't weakness. It's where connection and courage begin.
The classic parenting guide to communicating with children in ways that build cooperation and respect.
Say what you need without blame, and hear others without defensiveness.
A psychoanalyst argues that love is an art that requires knowledge, effort and practice, not something we simply fall…
Research-based principles from decades of studying couples, from building friendship to managing conflict.
See how the ego drives conflict and dissatisfaction, and find a calmer way to live and work.
A psychologist helps readers understand emotionally immature parents and heal from loneliness and self-doubt.
A thoughtful exploration of what love really is, and why it requires care, respect, honesty and responsibility.
The classic book that helped millions recognize codependency and start caring for themselves.
A sex educator explains the science of women's sexuality and why everyone is normal in their own way.
Every difficult conversation is really three: what happened, feelings and identity. How to handle all three.
Understanding emotions, yours and others', is a skill that shapes your life. The book that popularized emotional…
Seven conversations that help couples break negative cycles and build secure emotional connection.
Most conflicts are fuelled by self-deception: seeing others as objects. A business parable about 'getting out of the…
A therapist's practical guide to recognizing when you need boundaries and setting them kindly.
Every conversation is one of three kinds: practical, emotional or social. Connect by matching the right one.
Learn how your partner feels loved, and speak their language.
Poetic essays on love, marriage, children, work, joy, sorrow and death, spoken by a departing prophet.
Life is difficult, and accepting that is the start of growth. A classic on discipline, love and spiritual development.
Twelve strategies based on brain development to help parents turn everyday struggles into growth for their children.
A journalist's weekly visits with his dying former professor become lessons on love, work and what matters.
A couples therapist explains how attachment and the nervous system shape relationships, and how to build a 'couple…
Eighty-seven emotions and experiences, mapped and explained, so you can name what you feel.
A Christian classic on taking responsibility for your life and setting healthy limits with others.
True belonging means being yourself, even when it means standing alone, while staying connected to others.
Eight structured dates, each built around an important conversation, to deepen connection with your partner.
Why we're drawn to partners who echo childhood wounds, and how conscious dialogue can turn conflict into healing.
A psychiatrist shares techniques for getting through to people who are upset, resistant or difficult.
Why desire fades in long relationships, and how to keep it alive. A thoughtful, cross-cultural exploration.
Anger is a signal. A psychologist shows how to use it to change unhealthy patterns in close relationships.
Eighteen 'laws' of human behaviour, illustrated with history, to help you understand yourself and others.
Stop trying to control other people. Let them, then decide what you'll do.
A journalist explores why we've stopped listening, and how better listening deepens relationships.
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