Better Together now available from even more book sellers

18 - Mar - 2023

The relationships book 'Better Together' written by Nicholas Rose is now available from even more book sellers.

In Better Together psychotherapist Nicholas Rose gives his unique take on why we choose the people we do, what makes us happy together, what can go wrong and what we can do about it.

At the heart of any working relationship is a shared sense of communion and ease which reassures us that we are better being together. Life events and challenges often disturb this, and it is when this happens that conflict arises and we begin to look for what it is that we need to 'fix' - an attempt that often only increases conflict and pain.

The concepts in the book are brought to life through twelve stories, each one illustrating different aspects of relationships, what can go wrong and how to find a way forward. Meanwhile the end of the book, provides direction, structure, tools and techniques that offer you a way of thinking about your own relationships.

Available both in paperback and kindle / Ebook formats, you can buy from the following:

Some reviews written about the book so far:

'This practical self-help book has helped my partner and me overcome a difficult time. The author offers 12 relationship examples and valuable tools, which helped us understand each other again and comprehend what was going on for each other. I love the word togethering: it has so much meaning - we learned what we needed to do differently in our relationship to support each other and reestablish our connection'.

'To me, it’s an easy read - easily written - which is good as it caters towards most people. But most importantly, I find it extremely relatable. Almost as if you are talking to me personally about my struggles/problems. So far it made me feel as though it’s the book I wish I had in my earlier life. Because of how relatable it is, it’s very engaging and I just want to keep on reading it'.

'..have just finished the book and I have to admit...it has been an explosion of tears, negative but also positive feelings, memories, thoughts and questions, but also hope on how we can work together, and through the tools you offer hopefully start to understand each other again and what is going on for the other. I love the word togethering, it has so much meaning...'