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Love's Labor
How We Break and Make the Bonds of Love
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Stephen Grosz draws on forty years of psychoanalytic practice to present a series of patient stories that reveal hard-won insights about love, loss, and self-deception.
Through narrative case studies, he explores how people misunderstand their own motives and how emotional work can transform relationships.
The book emphasizes the labor required to see oneself and others clearly and the painful but necessary letting-go inherent in love.
Grosz balances clinical detail with accessible, compassionate prose to make psychoanalytic ideas relevant to general readers.
Ultimately, the work offers practical and humane reflections on how to build and sustain meaningful bonds.
Through narrative case studies, he explores how people misunderstand their own motives and how emotional work can transform relationships.
The book emphasizes the labor required to see oneself and others clearly and the painful but necessary letting-go inherent in love.
Grosz balances clinical detail with accessible, compassionate prose to make psychoanalytic ideas relevant to general readers.
Ultimately, the work offers practical and humane reflections on how to build and sustain meaningful bonds.
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in introduction and discussed by 

to share five insights about love and intimacy.

Michael Kovnat


Stephen Grosz

19 snips
The Hard Work of Loving Well
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when introducing the author and his collection of clinical lessons about love and relationships.


Aisha Rascoe

A psychoanalyst and a priest share insights in 'Love's Labor' and 'Work in Progress'





