Women Who Love Too Much

This influential self-help book explores unhealthy relationship patterns and offers a recovery program, guiding readers toward healthier connections. Women Who Love Too Much is a transformative read.

In Women Who Love Too Much, Robin Norwood delves into the complexities of unhealthy romantic relationships, particularly focusing on the addictive nature they often possess. This insightful self-help book addresses a pervasive issue faced by many women: the tendency to become emotionally entangled with partners who are undeserving. Through a combination of personal anecdotes and professional insights, Norwood unveils the patterns that lead women to prioritize relationships over their own well-being, often at great personal cost.

The author outlines a clear and actionable program for recovery from what she terms the 'disease of loving too much.' By providing practical tools and strategies, Women Who Love Too Much empowers readers to break free from cycles of obsession and dependency. Norwood's compassionate approach encourages women to reflect on their relationship choices and to foster healthier connections based on mutual respect and love.

Updated with a new introduction, this edition of Women Who Love Too Much continues to resonate with those seeking change in their love lives. Readers will find valuable insights that challenge them to rethink their relationship dynamics and to seek fulfillment beyond the confines of unhealthy attachments. With its blend of honesty, empathy, and guidance, the book remains a vital resource for anyone looking to cultivate healthier, more satisfying relationships.