The Kitchen Shrink

Esther Perel meets Nigella Lawson in this eye-opening, fascinating and accessible deep dive into understanding how what you eat reveals how you love, and how you've been loved. Your relationship with food is written on your plate, and will never feel the same again. Esther Perel meets Nigella Lawson in this eye-opening, fascinating and accessible deep dive into understanding how what you eat reveals how you love, and how you've been loved. Your relationship with food is written on your plate, and will never feel the same again.

Autorentext

Andrea Oskis is a psychologist, a food writer and a professional cook. She is interested in the two things that are crucial for human survival: relationships and food. Her academic expertise is human relationships; how we connect, love and attach in couples and communities, and she has researched, taught and written about this for more than twenty years. Andrea is Greek Cypriot and so, perhaps not unsurprisingly, the kitchen has always had a natural pull. In 2018 she took an intensive course in classic cookery at Leiths School of Food and Wine. Andrea's food writing has been published in Vittles, Pit Magazine and Gastronomica, The Journal for Food Studies. She is a member of the Guild of Food Writers. In 2022, Andrea was shortlisted for Moniack Mohr's Emerging Writer of the Year and a Guild of Food Writers Award. In 2023, she won the MFK Fisher Last House Writing Contest. She is also a Fellow of the British Psychological Society.

Zusammenfassung
Easy-going and anecdotal in a way readers of Esther Perel will recognise Financial Times