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Book SynopsisTrade ReviewJanet’s advice is brilliantly empowering and truly life-changing. She offers relatable, easy-to-follow, practical solutions and her book is a must-read for improving relationships. * Gwyneth Paltrow *
Utterly fantastic. Read immediately * Claudia Winkleman *
The toolkit we all need – totally straightforward, immensely helpful and captivatingly wise * Kirsty Young *
An essential primer for negotiating your way through life's sticky situations, from parenting teens, to elderly parents, from siblings to spouses – this is a practical guide to unlocking the problem. * Daisy Goodwin *
There is no surer route to happiness than good relationships and no better source of practical wisdom on how to get them than Janet Reibstein’s glorious constellation of insights and advice drawn from decades of saving marriages, friendships and working partnerships. Read this and your life will get better. * Octavius Black, CEO MindGym *
A highly readable manual for life, which draws on deep clinical expertise to provide accessible solutions to what we all want most: improving our relationships. * Baroness Camilla Cavendish *
Brilliant, insightful, and so, so smart. This truly life-enhancing book reveals the secrets to building long-lasting relationships of all kinds. * Anna Williamson *
Expert insight and heartfelt guidance * Julie Etchingham *
Digestible,
actionable advice on getting on better with the people that matter. * Sainsbury's Magazine *
This woman can help you ... the psychologist’s guide to getting on with people
. * The Times *
Janet Reibstein lays out the foundations we could all do with revising * Stylist magazine *
Rooted in research, Reibstein’s methods are practical and positive…an instructive and thought-provoking read. * Psychologies *
Reveals the secrets to effective communication and building long-lasting relationships. * Top Sante Health & Beauty *
In this clear and compassionate guide, psychologist Janet Reibstein highlights how to build communication skills, nurture empathy and interact more effectively. It’s an illuminating read. * Woman's Own *
Table of Contents1. Introduction: Better relating 2. Skills: Learning to interact 3. Foundations: Building blocks of success 4. Parents and children: Generation games 5. Siblings: Shared values and rivalry 6. Couples: Love and war 7. Friendship: Shifting loyalties 8. Work relationships: Setting boundaries 9. Transactions: When there is no relationship 10. Virutal relationships: The move online 11. Future relationships: Habit-forming
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