Daily Meditations for Women Who Love Too Much

by Robin Norwood

Book Overview

Con Las mujeres que aman demasiado Robin Norwood cre? una nueva perspectiva acerca del tema del amor adictivo, los sufrimientos que provoca y la dificultad para salir de la trampa que supone una... This description may be from another edition of this product.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: 087477876X
• ISBN13: 9780874778762
• Release Date: June 1997
• Publisher: Tarcherperigee
• Length: 400 Pages
• Weight: 0.80 lbs.
• Dimensions: 1.1" x 4.9" x 7.3"
• Age Range: 18 years and up
• Grade Range: Postsecondary and higher

Customer Reviews

short daily reminders

This book was good! It was a little too religious for me, luckily it was not the focal. Sometimes it has too much victim blaming. Yes, those of us who married abusers did make a dumb decision, but we don’t enjoy the abuse and we are not addicted to it! It definitely wasn’t the best book I have read but still worth the read. Books that I recommend: The Dance of Anger By Harriet Lerner Not to People like us By Susan Weitzan Why does he do that? By: Lundy Bancroft Codependent No More by Melody Beattie The Verbally Abusive Relationship by Patricia Evans 10 Lifesaving Principles for women in Difficult Relationships by Karla Downing Next Time, She’ll Be Dead by Ann Jones The New Codependency by Melody Beattie Better than boundaries Victory Over Verbal Abuse by Patricia Evans When Love Goes Wrong by Susan Schechter and Ann Jones Too Good for Her Own Good by Claudia Bepko and Jo Ann Krestan Controlling People by Patricia Evan The Emotionally Abused Woman by Beverly Engel The Verbally Abusive Man- Can He Change? By Patricia Evans It’s My Life Now by Megan Kennedy Dugan and Roger R. Hock Wounded by words by Jeenie Gordan, Karen Kosman, & Susan Osborn 2nd half going back to abuse may be dangerous Angry Men and the Women Who Love Them by Paul Hegstrom Sweet Suffering: Woman as Victim by Natalie Shainess Emotional Vampires by Albert J. Bernstein The Sociopath Next Door by Martha Stout The gift of fear by Gavin de Becker Emotional Blackmail by Susan forward, Donna Frazier & Susan Frazier Men Who Hate Women and the Women Who Love them by Susan Forward and Joan Torres It’s my life now by Meg Kennedy Dugan & Roger R Hock

Nice daily reminders

This book has nice daily reminders for women coming out of abusive relationships. Over the first year after my divorce I found this actually very helpful. Also good to revisit and makes me reflect on what has changed in me.

Excellent source in assisting in recovery

I have read women who love too much and am currently in recovery and that book along with this one that I just purchased has had an amazing impact on my life. It is truly a blessing that this material is available to women.

Highly recommended

I've given/recommended this book to several off my friends and family members. It's genuinely helpful and doesn't toss in the clinical bullcrap that comes along with "selfhelp" books.

Co-dependent no more

A very painful divorce and a subsequent tumultuous relationship forced me to face issues I had never faced from my childhood. I read book after book and there were many that helped to uncover what was underneath the behaviors I had developed. But of all the books, I consider this meditation book for Women Who Love Too Much to be my handbook for survival and true change. Whenever I feel myself slipping, I pick up the book and read it from cover to cover. I have many pages dog-eared that are particularly appropriate. I can't recommend it enough.

Opens Your Eyes

This book, a daily devotional for we women who base our value on our love lives with our men is a real eye opener. I couldn't wait to read to the next day. It helps to see what you already deep down know in your heart to be true...it validates all the feelings that you have. For those of you that are dependant on men for completion...get this book.