Let him go, find yourself. 10 steps from a broken heart to happy relationships
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When we are in love, we think that this feeling will last forever. Therefore, the breakdown of the relationship causes the fear of loneliness and the collapse of hopes for a happy future. We are blowing ourselves with questions: "Why did it happen? I"m not good enough? Is something wrong with me? " These feelings are clearly familiar to the author of the book.
When the relationship with the guy with whom Amy Chan planned a joint future came to an end, she could not recover for a long time. But instead of continuing to grieve, the girl used internal pain as an instrument for growth. Based on the latest psychological studies and scientific articles, Amy was able to recover, create a strong relationship with a new partner and establish the world"s first camp on parting, helping thousands of women to heal and believe in love again.
Parting with a loved one - an injury that leaves behind a non -healing wound. It seems that the world has faded and there is nothing good left in it.
Amy Chan passed through this in her own relationship. To break the vicious circle out of resentment, pain and self -digging, she decided to use her situation as a point for growth. Based on the latest psychological research, scientific articles and interviews with girls who survived destructive relations, Amy founded the world"s first camp on the partings, which many media wrote about, including Vogue, Glamor and New York Times.
Inside the book you will find:
- a step-by-step plan for creating a new life after parting,
- the real stories of women who have successfully survived the breakdown,
- tests, exercises and affirmations that will help to heal and believe in love again.
"A book that hugs and give hope at the moment when you feel that you are at the very bottom." - Sunday Times
"Amy Chan helps to turn the pain from parting or divorce into a powerful source of force that helps build a new life and love. - The New York Times
When the relationship with the guy with whom Amy Chan planned a joint future came to an end, she could not recover for a long time. But instead of continuing to grieve, the girl used internal pain as an instrument for growth. Based on the latest psychological studies and scientific articles, Amy was able to recover, create a strong relationship with a new partner and establish the world"s first camp on parting, helping thousands of women to heal and believe in love again.
Parting with a loved one - an injury that leaves behind a non -healing wound. It seems that the world has faded and there is nothing good left in it.
Amy Chan passed through this in her own relationship. To break the vicious circle out of resentment, pain and self -digging, she decided to use her situation as a point for growth. Based on the latest psychological research, scientific articles and interviews with girls who survived destructive relations, Amy founded the world"s first camp on the partings, which many media wrote about, including Vogue, Glamor and New York Times.
Inside the book you will find:
- a step-by-step plan for creating a new life after parting,
- the real stories of women who have successfully survived the breakdown,
- tests, exercises and affirmations that will help to heal and believe in love again.
"A book that hugs and give hope at the moment when you feel that you are at the very bottom." - Sunday Times
"Amy Chan helps to turn the pain from parting or divorce into a powerful source of force that helps build a new life and love. - The New York Times
Author:
Author:Эми Чан
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
- Category:Psychology
- Category:Reference books
Publication language:
Publication Language:Russian
Paper:
Paper:Offset
Age restrictions:
Age restrictions:16+
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-04-119168-9
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