New from Tati Rosk

For the daughter who still hears “not enough”.

Evidence-based self-help for women who are strong on the outside and still hear “not enough” on the inside. Built on published research, written like a friend who has lived it.

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Never Enough for Either of Them is coming soon.

Cover of Never Enough for Either of Them by Tati Rosk

Two kinds of “not enough”

What Tati writes about

Midlife has a way of bringing old messages to the surface, and new ones to the body. Tati’s books meet women in both places, with clear science and practical steps.

The mother wound and the father wound

Never enough for either of them

For daughters of a critical, controlling or angry father, and of a mother who left, withdrew or stood by. Where the “never enough” message came from, why the body still reacts to it, and how to quiet the inner critic for good.

About the book

The Perimenopause Effect

Your body and brain in perimenopause

Brain fog, anxiety and the body’s changes, explained at the level of what is really happening, with what the research says actually helps. In English, with German editions.

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Coming soon

Never Enough for Either of Them

Heal the Mother Wound and the Father Wound, Quiet the Inner Critic, and Finally Feel Enough

  • An “Enough Map” to see which roles you learned to play to earn love, and what they cost.
  • Why your body still braces around raised voices, explained without blame or jargon.
  • 55 practices from published research: calming the alarm, quieting the critic, setting boundaries, grieving what you didn’t get.
  • Clear stop-rules and lighter versions, so the work never asks more of you than you can carry today.

Read more The companion workbook

The Perimenopause Effect

Books in print

Perimenopause Body

Weight, Skin, Hair, Hot Flashes: What’s Really Changing and What Actually Helps

Deutsch

Perimenopause Angst

Innere Unruhe, Panik und das Gefühl, dass etwas nicht stimmt: Was wirklich passiert und was du dagegen tun kannst

How Tati writes

Real science. No invented methods.

Everything in Tati’s books is based on existing, published research, and the researchers are named so you can check them. She explains every piece of science with an everyday picture, never with jargon. She is not a doctor or a therapist, and she says so: the books are written to sit alongside professional help, not to replace it.

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