Treatment

A book on retroactive jealousy: what you'll find in Before Me, by Dr. Yuri Busin

Before Me is psychologist Dr. Yuri Busin's book on jealousy, comparison and the past of the one we love. What it covers, who it's for and how to use it with the app.

Short answerBefore Me is psychologist Dr. Yuri Busin's book on retroactive jealousy. It separates the jealousy that protects from the jealousy that destroys, explains the cycle of threat, reassurance seeking and short-lived relief, and applies the 12 stages of the PRO Method to jealousy, with cases, exercises and a thirty-day challenge. The English edition is available as a Kindle e-book on Amazon.

Who the book is for

For people who struggle with the past of someone they love and want to understand what's happening, for those with a partner who feels this jealousy, and for professionals who work with these cases.

The book doesn't replace assessment or treatment, but it organizes what's known about the subject in direct language.

What you'll find

The book and the app

The Before Me app turns the same ideas into short video lessons with Dr. Yuri, crisis tools and a 30-day program. The book goes deeper for those who want it.

Where to get it

The English edition, Before Me: Jealousy, comparison and the past of the one we love, is available as a Kindle e-book on Amazon. The book page on this site has the link.

What to do today

  1. Read the book page on this site.
  2. Start with the chapter on the jealousy cycle.
  3. Do day one of the thirty-day challenge.

Phrases to keep

Frequently asked questions

Is Before Me available in English?

Yes. The English edition is available as a Kindle e-book on Amazon.

Do I need to read the book to use the app?

No. The app guides you day by day. The book goes deeper for those who want it.

This content is educational and does not replace professional assessment, diagnosis or treatment. If you are in crisis or thinking about suicide, call your local emergency number now. In the US, call or text 988; in the UK and Ireland, call Samaritans at 116 123.