Love. Reboot. What to do when the relationship ended

Psychologists Bruce Fisher and Robert Albert have developed a practical and useful system with which you can quickly recover after a collapsed relationship. This system is described in detail in the book. Inside you will find step -by -step instructions on how to start to get a joy from life after a divorce - let it be a time when you can learn lessons from the past, better recognize yourself, and also develop new qualities in yourself. It is like a recovery that occurs after surgery.
The authors describe 19 steps that each passes after a break in a relationship. At first, the event is denied, which is why a person seeks to move away from the whole situation. Then-anger when he accuses someone else of what happened. The third stage is a bargain when a person wants to weigh the pros and cons to be convinced of the balance of interests (often this is expressed in the division of property during a divorce) Then comes the period of depression, during which he feels hatred of himself. Finally, a person comes to the adoption of the situation and himself. From this, hope for the future is born.
The book will help to work out these levels step by step in order to quickly recover from what happened and enter the next stage of life with hope, and not with a sense of failure