Isbn: 9798341900745 - when loving you means losing me: how to escape the echo complex and reclaim your sense of self (7 resultados)

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A clear path back to the self for every person who feels they have become lost in their relationship.People enter relationships looking for love, safety, and fulfillment. But sometimes closeness takes a dark turn. One partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other, first subtly, then openly. The hurt partner, confused and in pain, adopts behaviors meant to appease, desperate to regain affection or keep the peace. Gradually, they become a reflection--or echo--of their partner's fear and fall into a trap of losing themselves.Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear knows this pain firsthand, and in When Loving You Means Losing Me, she clearly identifies this phenomenon as the Echo Complex. The Echo Complex is a pattern of reactive thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that an individual develops in response to their partner's fear of genuine intimacy. Rather than demonstrating love, the fearful partner pushes the other person away through distancing behaviors, manipulation, and emotional isolation. In response, the intimacy-seeking partner fights harder for connection, conforming to an inauthentic version of themselves in an effort to find acceptance. But this only leaves them feeling consumed, exhausted, and more disconnected from both their partner and themselves.Healing, however, is possible. Amy Lewis Bear shines a piercing light on why some partners withdraw emotionally, and why molding yourself to get closer only deepens the damage. Through Amy Lewis Bear's story and the raw experiences of others whom she has helped, you will discover the hidden psychological forces that block emotional intimacy, the paradoxes that keep people stuck, and the way toward emotional safety, wholeness, and love that doesn't require you to be anyone but who you are. People enter relationships looking for love and safety, but sometimes one partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other. The hurt partner then adopts behaviors meant to appease, losing themselves in the process. Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear calls this phenomenon the Echo Complex and helps readers identify, understand, and heal from it. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condición: Neu. Neuware - A clear path back to the self for every person who feels they have become lost in their relationship.People enter relationships looking for love, safety, and fulfillment. But sometimes closeness takes a dark turn. One partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other, first subtly, then openly. The hurt partner, confused and in pain, adopts behaviors meant to appease, desperate to regain affection or keep the peace. Gradually, they become a reflection--or echo--of their partner's fear and fall into a trap of losing themselves.Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear knows this pain firsthand, and in When Loving You Means Losing Me, she clearly identifies this phenomenon as the Echo Complex. The Echo Complex is a pattern of reactive thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that an individual develops in response to their partner's fear of genuine intimacy. Rather than demonstrating love, the fearful partner pushes the other person away through distancing behaviors, manipulation, and emotional isolation. In response, the intimacy-seeking partner fights harder for connection, conforming to an inauthentic version of themselves in an effort to find acceptance. But this only leaves them feeling consumed, exhausted, and more disconnected from both their partner and themselves.Healing, however, is possible. Amy Lewis Bear shines a piercing light on why some partners withdraw emotionally, and why molding yourself to get closer only deepens the damage. Through Amy Lewis Bear's story and the raw experiences of others whom she has helped, you will discover the hidden psychological forces that block emotional intimacy, the paradoxes that keep people stuck, and the way toward emotional safety, wholeness, and love that doesn't require you to be anyone but who you are. …

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Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A clear path back to the self for every person who feels they have become lost in their relationship.People enter relationships looking for love, safety, and fulfillment. But sometimes closeness takes a dark turn. One partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other, first subtly, then openly. The hurt partner, confused and in pain, adopts behaviors meant to appease, desperate to regain affection or keep the peace. Gradually, they become a reflection--or echo--of their partner's fear and fall into a trap of losing themselves.Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear knows this pain firsthand, and in When Loving You Means Losing Me, she clearly identifies this phenomenon as the Echo Complex. The Echo Complex is a pattern of reactive thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that an individual develops in response to their partner's fear of genuine intimacy. Rather than demonstrating love, the fearful partner pushes the other person away through distancing behaviors, manipulation, and emotional isolation. In response, the intimacy-seeking partner fights harder for connection, conforming to an inauthentic version of themselves in an effort to find acceptance. But this only leaves them feeling consumed, exhausted, and more disconnected from both their partner and themselves.Healing, however, is possible. Amy Lewis Bear shines a piercing light on why some partners withdraw emotionally, and why molding yourself to get closer only deepens the damage. Through Amy Lewis Bear's story and the raw experiences of others whom she has helped, you will discover the hidden psychological forces that block emotional intimacy, the paradoxes that keep people stuck, and the way toward emotional safety, wholeness, and love that doesn't require you to be anyone but who you are. People enter relationships looking for love and safety, but sometimes one partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other. The hurt partner then adopts behaviors meant to appease, losing themselves in the process. Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear calls this phenomenon the Echo Complex and helps readers identify, understand, and heal from it. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condición: new. Hardcover. A clear path back to the self for every person who feels they have become lost in their relationship.People enter relationships looking for love, safety, and fulfillment. But sometimes closeness takes a dark turn. One partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other, first subtly, then openly. The hurt partner, confused and in pain, adopts behaviors meant to appease, desperate to regain affection or keep the peace. Gradually, they become a reflection--or echo--of their partner's fear and fall into a trap of losing themselves.Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear knows this pain firsthand, and in When Loving You Means Losing Me, she clearly identifies this phenomenon as the Echo Complex. The Echo Complex is a pattern of reactive thoughts, emotions, and behaviors that an individual develops in response to their partner's fear of genuine intimacy. Rather than demonstrating love, the fearful partner pushes the other person away through distancing behaviors, manipulation, and emotional isolation. In response, the intimacy-seeking partner fights harder for connection, conforming to an inauthentic version of themselves in an effort to find acceptance. But this only leaves them feeling consumed, exhausted, and more disconnected from both their partner and themselves.Healing, however, is possible. Amy Lewis Bear shines a piercing light on why some partners withdraw emotionally, and why molding yourself to get closer only deepens the damage. Through Amy Lewis Bear's story and the raw experiences of others whom she has helped, you will discover the hidden psychological forces that block emotional intimacy, the paradoxes that keep people stuck, and the way toward emotional safety, wholeness, and love that doesn't require you to be anyone but who you are. People enter relationships looking for love and safety, but sometimes one partner fears intimacy and mistreats the other. The hurt partner then adopts behaviors meant to appease, losing themselves in the process. Psychotherapist Amy Lewis Bear calls this phenomenon the Echo Complex and helps readers identify, understand, and heal from it. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…