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“I’ve always been fascinated by attachment theory, which does a won-
derful job of explaining how pivotal early events color all of life. Leslie
Becker-Phelps helps us understand how ‘anxious attachment’ plays
itself out in our current relationships—and what we do can to heal
from that substantial early wound. Highly recommended!”
Eric Maisel, PhD,
author of Rethinking
Depression
and
The Van Gogh Blues
“Drawing on the latest scientific research but written in an entertain-
ing and accessible manner, this book will help you understand why
you’re insecure in your relationships. It will also help you heal, so that
you can have healthier relationships with others, and perhaps more
importantly, with yourself.”
Kristin Neff, PhD,
author of
Self-Compassion
and associate
professor of human development and culture at the
University of Texas
“This is a wonderfully user-friendly handbook on healthy relating,
both with others and with ourselves. Leslie Becker-Phelps mentors us
in such a clear—and encouraging—way. She shows us how we can
open ourselves to others while tending our own boundaries so that
real love can happen.”
David Richo,
author of
How to Be an Adult in Love
“Insecure
in Love
provides a step-by-step guide for overcoming the psy-
chological hurdles that prevent so many people from finding and cre-
ating lasting and satisfying relationships. Becker-Phelps provides
easy-to-use assessment tools and exercises that will help readers iden-
tify faulty ways of thinking and behaving, understand their childhood
context, increase their self-compassion, and form loving and secure
attachments going forward.”
Guy Winch, PhD,
author of
Emotional First Aid
and
The Squeaky Wheel
“A wonderfully readable synthesis of attachment theory, mindfulness,
and cutting-edge approaches to developing self-awareness. This is
illustrated throughout with practical advice and vivid stories told by a
wise and caring therapist, who is a recognized expert on cultivating
successful relationships.”
Diane Handlin, PhD,
founder and executive director of the
Mindfulness-Based Stress Reduction Center, NJ
“Leslie Becker-Phelps explains how early attachments can create
obstacles to healthy and secure connections in adult romantic rela-
tionships.
Insecure in Love
provides the self-knowledge and the tools
necessary to overcome these obstacles and get you closer to feeling
secure, happy, and loved in your relationships. Highly recommended
for anyone who feels anxious and insecure in a relationship.”
Michelle Skeen, PsyD,
author of
The Critical Partner
and
host of
Relationships 2.0
on KCAA 1050-AM
“You are worthy of love, genuine happiness, and intimacy—and
Insecure
in Love
will help you to finally know it. Encouraging, understanding,
and supportive every step of the way, Leslie Becker-Phelps guides you
through a transformational journey of self-discovery as you break
through your barriers to love and experience true change and healing.
“If you’re single, you’ll discover how to choose a partner who is
truly available for a connected, supportive, nurturing relationship—
someone who accepts and loves you for you. If you’re in a relationship,
you will gain insight into your partner’s behavior and motivation and
discover how to create a loving connection in which you both feel
truly valued and cared for.
“Filled with relevant, real-life examples and powerful exercises,
Insecure in Love
will help you leave your self-criticism and sabotaging
behaviors behind and develop true self-compassion. No matter how
much you’ve struggled in the past, you will finally understand how to
create happy, healthy relationships and experience true, lasting love.”
Mali Apple
and
Joe Dunn,
authors of
The Soulmate Experience:
A Practical Guide to Creating Extraordinary Relationships
“It
is rare that an author can take such a deep and meaningful subject
and present it in a helpful, caring, and hopeful manner. Those who
are suffering from anxiety disorders that have undermined past rela-
tionships will find her suggestions and exercises easy to understand
and potentially very successful.”
Randi Gunther, PhD,
author of
Relationship Saboteurs
“Motivated by her professional interest in humans and attachment
theory, Dr. Becker-Phelps has developed a solid resource for men and
women to improve their lives and their relationships.
Insecure in Love
is a clear and comprehensive guide for self-understanding and self-
compassion in which readers are encouraged to explore themselves
and complete step-by-step exercises. The end result will be greater
understanding of your relationships and a healthier, more secure self!”
Kathryn Cortese, MSW, LCSW, ACSW,
co-owner and
president of
Gürze-Salucore Eating Disorders Resource
Catalogue
“Insecure in Love
is engaging, practical, and comprehensive all at the
same time. It takes the latest theories of love and provides a useful
roadmap for why couples struggle to maintain closeness. Becker-Phelps
gets to the heart of the challenge and describes what individuals need
to address about themselves, as well as what couples can work on
together, in order to recreate a meaningful connection between two
people.”
Daniel Goldberg, PhD,
director at the New Jersey Couples
Training Program in the Center for Psychotherapy and
Psychoanalysis of New Jersey
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