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Together Yet Apart

Tracy Foster
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Year
2026
Language
English
Publisher
Maple Publishers

About

When Relationship OCD enters a relationship, two people can love each other deeply and still feel painfully apart. Together Yet Apart is an essential guide for partners of those living with Relationship OCD (ROCD). Written by counsellor and ROCD specialist Tracy Foster, this compassionate and insightful book reveals the hidden ways ROCD reshapes love through intrusive doubts, relentless reassurance seeking, and emotional distance. If you have ever felt confused, hurt, or helpless watching the person you love struggle with ROCD, you are not alone. With warmth and practical guidance, this book helps partners and sufferers understand ROCD, and how relationships can survive, heal, and grow.

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