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As a psychotherapist, Todd Baratz distinguishes himself as a triple-threat: keenly observant, deeply empathic, and remarkably wise. His debut book, How to Love Someone Without Losing Your Mind, is all that and more: it’s personal, authentic, and laugh-out-loud funny.
— Ian Kerner, PhD LMFT, New York Times best-selling author of She Comes First
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In this accessible book, Todd skillfully demystifies the intricacies of fostering a relationship with oneself while navigating the challenges of being in love. It is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of relationships and personal well-being.
— Nedra Glover Tawwab, LCSW, New York Times Bestselling Author and Therapist
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Personal, honest, and provocative. Todd challenges narratives, normalizes relationships challenges, and helps you build healthier dynamics. He is saying everything that needs to be said about love today.
— Dr. Sara Kuburic, creator of MillennialTherapist and author of It’s On Me
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If you are looking for a roadmap to aid in navigating the complexities of love today and cultivating clarity, understanding, and connection in your relationship to yourself and others, this book is for you.
— Alexandra H. Solomon, PhD, faculty at Northwestern University, bestselling author of Love Every Day, and host of the podcast, Reimagining Love
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Todd Baratz writes the truth about relationship dynamics that we all need to hear. Finally a therapist who tells it like it is and cuts through all the pop psychology dogma that’s permeating the internet. This is a must read for everyone.
— Jillian Turecki
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With wisdom, empathy and humor, Todd Baratz will help you uplevel your relationships, by first understanding the relationship with yourself. If you're ready to ditch the patterns that no longer serve you so you can have the sex life and relationships you desire, How to Love Someone Without Losing Your Mind is the book you've been waiting for.
— Emily Morse, host of the Sex with Emily podcast, doctor of human sexuality and author of Smart Sex: How to Boost Your Sex IQ and Own Your Pleasure
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It’s the anti-self-help book you didn’t know you needed. It brings a refreshing twist to the self-help genre that's both engaging and genuinely funny. Whether you’re blissfully single, tangled in the ‘it’s complicated’ web or simply mulling over your love life, this book acts as the reality check you’ve been waiting for.
— Jeff Guenther, LPC, creator of TherapyJeff
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Todd Baratz will help you love and live sanely. This smart, surprising, and compassionate book is for anyone who ever fell for someone, felt hurt, wondered why, and longed for a better way.
— Wednesday Martin, PhD, New York Times bestselling author of Primates of Park Avenue
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Witty, practical, fun, and deeply honest . . . Baratz’s insights liberate us from the ubiquitous nonsense about relationships that only make us feel worse about ourselves. You might just walk away with a changed life.
— Terrence Real, New York Times bestselling author of Us
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Embark on a journey of self-discovery with Baratz’s insightful exploration of love. In this accessible book, he skillfully demystifies the intricacies of fostering a relationship with oneself while navigating the challenges of being in love. It is a must-read for anyone seeking a deeper understanding of relationships and personal well-being.
— Nedra Glover Tawwab, LCSW, therapist, New York Times bestselling author of Drama Free
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As a psychotherapist, Todd Baratz distinguishes himself as a triple threat: keenly observant, deeply empathic, and remarkably wise. His debut book is all that and more: personal, authentic, and laugh-out-loud funny—an essential read, regardless of your gender or orientation, whether you’re in a relationship or looking for one.
— Ian Kerner, PhD, LMFT, New York Times bestselling author of She Comes First
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The anti-self-help book you didn’t know you needed . . . It brings a refreshing twist to the genre that’s both engaging and genuinely funny. Whether you’re single, tangled in the ‘it’s complicated’ web, or simply mulling over your love life, this is the reality check you’ve been waiting for.
— Jeff Guenther, LPC, creator of TherapyJeff