Love has gone, but we remain. How to survive a breakup and open new horizons
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Walter Riso - a psychology doctor from Colombia, author of the most sunny and life-affirming self-help bestsellers. He is known and valued worldwide as a specialist in cognitive therapy and bioethics, Walter Riso's books are published in huge print runs in 20 languages.
Any problem - whether it's addiction, unrequited love, low self-esteem, or anxiety - Riso suggests solving it not through struggle, tears, and painful childhood memories. His approach involves healthy optimism, justified efforts, and joy from them. Flipping through the last page of any of his books, the reader no longer believes, but knows - everything will be fine.
'Love has gone, but we remain' tells what to do if you have broken up with a loved one but cannot live fully afterwards.
Walter Riso applies a pain-relieving compress to the broken heart and explains how to:
- understand what happened and 'burn out' from it,
- forgive everyone involved in the relationship's collapse,
- definitively and decisively say goodbye to the past,
- rebuild oneself for a better future.
Even if it seems that you are no longer capable of feeling joy, while reading, you will be smiling. Because... fall in love. But not with someone, but with your life.
'The author guides the reader through familiar stages of a breakup: analyzes mistakes, explains the harm of such behavior, and provides exercises for self-improvement to move forward. The book is an excellent assistant not only during a breakup but also afterwards if you feel that you still haven't let go of the person.' - Tanya Zaitseva, SMM manager of 'Goryashchaya Izba'
Any problem - whether it's addiction, unrequited love, low self-esteem, or anxiety - Riso suggests solving it not through struggle, tears, and painful childhood memories. His approach involves healthy optimism, justified efforts, and joy from them. Flipping through the last page of any of his books, the reader no longer believes, but knows - everything will be fine.
'Love has gone, but we remain' tells what to do if you have broken up with a loved one but cannot live fully afterwards.
Walter Riso applies a pain-relieving compress to the broken heart and explains how to:
- understand what happened and 'burn out' from it,
- forgive everyone involved in the relationship's collapse,
- definitively and decisively say goodbye to the past,
- rebuild oneself for a better future.
Even if it seems that you are no longer capable of feeling joy, while reading, you will be smiling. Because... fall in love. But not with someone, but with your life.
'The author guides the reader through familiar stages of a breakup: analyzes mistakes, explains the harm of such behavior, and provides exercises for self-improvement to move forward. The book is an excellent assistant not only during a breakup but also afterwards if you feel that you still haven't let go of the person.' - Tanya Zaitseva, SMM manager of 'Goryashchaya Izba'
Author:
Author:Walter Riso
Cover:
Cover:hardcover
Category:
- Category:Medical Books
- Category:Self Help & Self Education
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:offset
Dimensions:
Dimensions:21.5x14.5x1.7 cm
Series:
Series:Psychology of a Happy Life. Books that Inspire
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-192140-8
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