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The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide
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- Date de parution09/11/2025
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- ÉditeurHamza elmir
Résumé
When Ted Lasso premiered in 2020, it took the world by storm. For a moment, it was cool to be nice. And while Ted's kindness was the hook, there was much more to the show. Over the course of three seasons, we saw how different relationships changed people for the better, or how they made those relationships better. In The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide, Alise Chaffins explores four main categories of relationships seen in Ted Lasso: Romantic relationships, Coaching/Mentoring relationships, Parenting relationships, and Friendships.
What does it look like to have a healthy break-up? How can we have a more fulfilling relationship with our parents or our children? What are some of the hurdles and benefits to friendship between men and women? What does it really mean to be with "the right person"? How can we untangle from a co-dependent relationship? How can we have healthy parasocial relationships?With a mix of personal anecdotes and research from noted psychologists, Alise uses the stories told in Ted Lasso to create a framework for healthier relationships in all walks of life.
What does it look like to have a healthy break-up? How can we have a more fulfilling relationship with our parents or our children? What are some of the hurdles and benefits to friendship between men and women? What does it really mean to be with "the right person"? How can we untangle from a co-dependent relationship? How can we have healthy parasocial relationships?With a mix of personal anecdotes and research from noted psychologists, Alise uses the stories told in Ted Lasso to create a framework for healthier relationships in all walks of life.
When Ted Lasso premiered in 2020, it took the world by storm. For a moment, it was cool to be nice. And while Ted's kindness was the hook, there was much more to the show. Over the course of three seasons, we saw how different relationships changed people for the better, or how they made those relationships better. In The Ted Lasso Relationship Guide, Alise Chaffins explores four main categories of relationships seen in Ted Lasso: Romantic relationships, Coaching/Mentoring relationships, Parenting relationships, and Friendships.
What does it look like to have a healthy break-up? How can we have a more fulfilling relationship with our parents or our children? What are some of the hurdles and benefits to friendship between men and women? What does it really mean to be with "the right person"? How can we untangle from a co-dependent relationship? How can we have healthy parasocial relationships?With a mix of personal anecdotes and research from noted psychologists, Alise uses the stories told in Ted Lasso to create a framework for healthier relationships in all walks of life.
What does it look like to have a healthy break-up? How can we have a more fulfilling relationship with our parents or our children? What are some of the hurdles and benefits to friendship between men and women? What does it really mean to be with "the right person"? How can we untangle from a co-dependent relationship? How can we have healthy parasocial relationships?With a mix of personal anecdotes and research from noted psychologists, Alise uses the stories told in Ted Lasso to create a framework for healthier relationships in all walks of life.