Understand Your Own Love Map
8 tips and tools for understanding your relationships
About Rachel Sussman, LCSW
RACHEL A. SUSSMAN, LCSW, is a licensed psychotherapist and is the founder of Sussman Counseling, a psychotherapy practice specializing in treating couples and individuals with relationship dilemmas. Rachel is the author of the forthcoming book The Breakup Bible (Three Rivers Press; on sale: January). She is an official relationship expert for Cosmopolitan and Destination Maternity and has appeared on the Today show, the CBS Early Show, and Martha Stewart Living Radio, among many others. She holds a BA from Emerson College and a master’s from NYU. For more information, visit: www.rachelasussman.com.
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