| Published: | 1 May 2010 |
| Format: | paperback 272pp |
| Category: | Relationships |
| ISBN: | 9781921462160 |
| Price: | $29.95 |
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Getting Past Your Breakup
How to bounce back and create a new life
Susan Elliott
Breaking up is hard, but it happens - and it hurts. Whether you are the 'dumper' or the 'dumpee', losing an intimate relationship can be devastating. This book shows you how to move on and plan ways to find a new, healthier relationship.
Breaking up is hard, but it happens - and it hurts. Whether you are the 'dumpeR' or the 'dumpee', losing an intimate relationship can be devastating. This book shows you how to move on and plan ways to find a new, healthier relationship. Through her website, workshops and blog, author and counsellor Susan Elliott has helped thousands of clients and readers from around the world transform their love lives. Her strategies for getting over a breakup include:
*Following clear rules of disengagement
*Understanding why you should have no contact with your ex
*How to work through grief, move past your fears and take back your life
*The secret to breaking the pattern of failed relationships
*What to do when you can't stop thinking about your ex, driving by their house or texting them.
Getting Past Your Breakup is a proven road map for overcoming the painful end of any romantic relationship for men and women of all ages. Complete with inspiring stories from real people and strategies to jump-start the moving-on process, Getting Past Your Breakup is a most effective program for permanently getting past a breakup, gaining back your confidence, and opening yourself to true love.
Susan Elliott
Susan Elliott is a motivational speaker, grief counsellor and lawyer. She is the creator of the seminar series and popular blog, Getting Past Your Past (http://gettingpastyourpast.wordpress.com), and lives with her new husband and family in New York.
What others are saying about this book:
‘Using her personal experience and stories from her practice, Elliott provides sound advice … as the end of a relationship can be much like the death of a loved one, Elliott also reviews the grief process and its importance in processing loss … the payoff should be steady progress toward a mended heart, a clear conscience and a stronger sense of self.’ Publisher’s Weekly
‘There are a lot of self-help breakup books but finally there is one that really helps …
There are great stories from real people, exercises and very pithy helpful advice.‘ J Carmu (on Barnes & Noble. com)
‘This is so much more than a breakup book. It’s about using the breakup as an opportunity to become someone of substance depth and soul ... I recommend it without reservation.’ G Goldman (on Amazon.com)
