When You Give Everything All at Once: The Indian Woman’s Guide to Navigating Toxic Relationships
Author: Prachi Saxena Category: Forthcoming, Psychology, Psychotherapy ISBN: 9789366111001 Binding: Paperback Dimensions: 216X140 Number of Pages: 272
‘If it was so bad, why didn’t you leave sooner?’
This question haunted Prachi Saxena long after ending her toxic marriage. In this raw and compelling memoir-meets-guidebook, she delves into the roots of her struggles with love and self-worth. Growing up in a home marked by emotional neglect and abuse, Prachi internalised the belief that love had to be earned—no matter the cost.
Trapped in a painful cycle of toxic relationships, she uncovered a startling truth—her heartbreaks weren’t just bad luck but a subconscious replay of familiar patterns from her past. These patterns, rooted in her wounds, kept leading her towards self-sabotage.
Blending her deeply personal story with science-backed insights from two decades as a trauma therapist, Prachi empowers modern Indian women to reclaim their lives. This transformative guide offers a roadmap to understanding the wounds that block healthy love and provides practical tools to heal toxic relationships.
Honest, relatable, and deeply inspiring, this book is a must-read for anyone ready to break free from toxic cycles and create the love they truly deserve.
‘The book not only attempts to identify the “red flags” in a relationship but also offers a solution to the problem.’
—Gunjan Saxena
Indian Air Force Officer and the author of The Kargil Girl
Prachi Saxena
PRACHI SAXENA is a trauma-focused relationship therapist and a dating and premarital coach, with twenty years of experience. Her humane and intuitive approach empowers individuals with scientific, goal-oriented strategies that have helped over 5,000 people. Her method allows her clients to heal from their past and make informed decisions about their future relationships, including the type of partner they are likely to choose. She believes no broken relationship is a failure—each teaches a critical lesson and unearths a past psychological wound that leads to growth.