Das verletzte innere Kind und die Liebe

The first experiences we have in childhood with our parents influence whether and how our own partnerships succeed. If we lacked support, appreciation, and love as children, it is likely that these emotional wounds will interfere in our romantic relationships. The authors refer to these as narcissistic wounds, which become evident in partnership crises when conflict scenarios repeat and feelings of pain, anger, or shame prevail. The authors, who are a couple themselves, demonstrate how to break free from the negative spiral of insufficient self-love, shame, and self-doubt, leading to true exchange and deep intimacy.