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READ BY THE AUTHOR 2024 ECPA CHRISTIAN BOOK AWARD - AUDIOBOOK OF THE YEAR NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER Relationships are wonderful . . . until they're not. Stop the dysfunction of unhealthy relationships and learn biblical ways to set boundaries--and, when necessary, say goodbye. Is it unloving or...

What do you do when your partner’s infidelity upends your life? When you confront living on your own? In amongst parents dying, careers ending and becoming a grandparent? As a journalist, Kate Legge often seeks answers to how people reckon with bad luck or bad decisions. When faced with her...

During divorce, children often ask simple questions that carry much bigger fears underneath. And even the most loving parent can freeze in the moment, afraid that the wrong words could make an already painful transition harder. What To Say To Your Child About Divorce is a practical, age-by-age guide for those moments when you need more than reassurance, you need the right words. At the heart of the book is the Real Question Method: a simple way to move beyond the literal question and listen for the fear, uncertainty, or need underneath it.

In a world where misconceptions about emotional abusive relationships are rampant, understanding and empathy are desperately needed. Many survivors face damaging questions like "Why didn’t you just leave?" suffer in silence due to widespread ignorance about the nature of abuse.

One phone call in December 2005 begins the compelling, unpredictable story of Fake Missed Connections. A child of divorce with an already fragile sense of trust, Lauer unravels at the betrayal, begins divorce proceedings, and moves back to Brooklyn, where he spends too much time alone, fixated on the idea that a murderer from 1898 might be haunting his apartment. Eventually, as he starts to peruse online dating profiles, he becomes obsessed with "missed connections" precisely because they provide what online dating doesn't: a story.

In The Five Step Exit, clinical sociologist Amber Ault, Ph.D., MSW offers clear, practical, and straight-forward strategies for exiting toxic relationships and moving into robust recovery, ease, and happiness. Written in a warm style, The Five Step Exit offers partners in toxic relationships a unique and practical resource: a rational, compassionate five-stage process for planning and executing an exit, responding skillfully to the dramatic challenges you may face when you do, and recovering your happiness, health, and joy as you put a difficult relationship behind you.

Brook is an ER doctor at Cambridge Memorial, dedicated and gifted like her father Bill who worked at the same hospital. Almost obsessively, she pushed herself to give more than average care to her patients. Fearing distraction, she avoided most social and romantic relationships. Her goal as a doctor was all about looking forward to saving lives.

You're sitting at a bar, restaurant, or some other public hangout. You can't help it, but you overhear a conversation. The content catches your ear. It's someone's personal story, struggle, and woes. Not to be a Nosey Nelly, you try to overhear this guy telling his table of buddies a horrendous tale of love, life, and betrayal. It sounds like he went through an ordeal. It's free gossip. It's juicy news. It's also comforting to hear you weren't alone in your nasty blowout relationship.

Are you searching for relationship advice that is practical, evidence-based, and genuinely helpful? In this insightful book, Dr. Dan Boynton, a licensed psychologist with years of experience helping couples, shares what truly works to build and maintain a strong, lasting connection. Drawing from cutting-edge psychological research, real-world case studies, and proven therapeutic tools, this book guides you through every stage of a relationship.

You love each other—but feel painfully far apart. Whether you're stuck in conflict or simply drifting into silence, the pain of disconnection is real—and so is the hope of healing. The Passion Paradox: When You Feel Miles Apart and Still Love Each Other is a hands-on workbook for couples (or individuals in relationships) who want to rebuild emotional closeness, restore intimacy, and rekindle passion—or heal by splitting up if you need to.

Greg Schwem's mid-life journey may not result in a movie starring the male version of Julia Roberts (Tom Cruise, are you reading this?) but it is a helluva lot funnier. In 2024 Schwem, a syndicated humor columnist and 30-year standup comedy veteran, became a member of two unwanted classes: Gray Divorcee and Cancer Patient. Suddenly single and (thankfully) cancer free, Schwem begins a healing journey, hilariously navigating a new environment full of "gig" work, dating apps, therapy and "rizz." All in a quest to find his best self.

Hilarious, inspiring, and thoroughly authentic, Sara E. Braca’s debut memoir takes listeners along on her post-divorce adventures around the world, sharing a life lived fully–if untraditionally–and proving that joy can always be found in unexpected places.

This book will help you reset, reframe, reclaim your inner self, towards a future vision embedded in the act of self-actualization through the various methods and tools that will pull you out from your place of stuck-ness, and into a space where you can become, once again, reacquainted with the Self that you lost along the way. 

Un amor que renació con la ilusión, forjando un camino de mentiras antes de llegar al altar, caminando al dolor no imaginado, llevando en cada paso que da desde el amor hasta la destrucción emocional. La profundidad de un sentir quebrantado, perdiendo el sentir en tiempos dolorosos. Logrando llegar al final el resurgir de una nueva vida, luego de la oscuridad dolorosa, llegar al renacimiento emocional de una mujer.

Here are seven daily mantras to help you ride the crisis that is your broken heart and that will help you along the road to recovery.