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DIVORCE &
SEPARATION
| "On
Your Own Again"
"Compassionate,
practical, step-by-step advice in no-nonsense
language, often leavened with humor."
Providing tools that can be to help cope with
the loss and to speed recovery. |
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| Making Peace
with Your Past: The
Six Essential Steps to Enjoying A Great Future"
Combining
scientific research and cutting edge psychotherapy,
this book shows you how to recognize, reframe and
release the emotional chains of the past.
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| Making Peace
With Yourself : Transforming
Your Weaknesses into Strengths
by Leonard
Felder & Harold Bloomfield. A very
compassionate book about loving and accepting oneself. |
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| "How to
Survive the Loss of A Love"
(Authors:
Harold Bloomfield, Melba Colgrove & Peter McWilliams)
One of the
most helpful and inspirational books available on
the subject of loss--either by death or divorce--and
emotional recovery. |
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| "The
Fresh Start Divorce Recovery Workbook:
A Step by Step Program for Those Who Are Divorced
or Separated" "Based
on the authors' personal experiences as well
as the experiences of thousands who have benefited
from the acclaimed Fresh Start Seminars, this
book is a total recovery program for anyone
who faces a divorce or separation." |
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| "Letting
Go of the Person You Used To Be: Lessons
on Change, Loss, and Spiritual Transformation"
Weaving
classic parables and telling anecdotes with
targeted meditative practices, this book guides
and empowers people to face their difficulties
head on. |
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| "Rebuilding:When
Your Relationships Ends
3rd ed." Authors:
Bruce Fisher, Robert Alberti & Virgina Satir)
There is an adjustment
process after a divorce -- with a beginning, an
end, and specific steps of learning along the way.
Based on the author's 25 years of experience leading
divorce groups, this is a supportive step-by-step
program for putting your life back together |
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| "Rebuilding
Workbook:When Your Relationships Ends
" Authors:
Bruce Fisher, & Jere Bierhaus)
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| "Spiritual
Divorce: Divorce
as a Catalyst for an Extraordinary Life"
How to turn
the devastation of divorce into a profoundly enlightening
and healing experience. |
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| "Mars &
Venus Starting Over: A
Practical Guide for Finding Love Again After A Painful
Breakup, Divorce, or Loss of A Loved One"
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| "How
to Break Your Addicition to the One
You Love:
When and Why Love Doesn't Work and What
to Do About It." Are
you in love--or addicted? How to know
when to call it quits...and how to find
the courage to call it quits. |
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| "The
9 Types of Lovers: Why
We Love the People We Do and How They Drive Us Crazy"
A guide to understanding
your own personality type and also to recognizing
what type your partner is and what types would be
best for you. |
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| "Coming
Apart: Why
Relationships End and How to Live Through the Ending
of Yours"
A
comforting step by step guide to the emotional process
of parting as well as a series of exercises designed
to enable you to work through the ending of your
relationship. |
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| "Healing
a Broken Heart: A
Guided Journal Through the Four Seasons of Relationship
Recovery " This
thoughtful, interactive book is like a good friend
holding your hand and gently guiding you through
the process of letting go, moving on and starting
anew. |
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"What
Every Woman Should Know About Divorce and Custody:
Judges, Lawyers, and Therapists Share Winning Strategies
on How to Keep the Kids, the Cash, and Your Sanity"
(Authors: Gayle Rosenwald Smith & Sally Abrahms)
A complete insider's guide of practical, professional
advice helps prepare women for today's complicated
divorce and custody issues. |
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| "Crazy Time: Surviving
Divorce and Building a New Life" Charts
the emotional journey of the breakup of a marriage--identifying
the common phases that lead to separation, divorce,
and, eventually, to a new life. |
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Judith
Wallerstein & Joan B. Kelly |
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| "Surviving
the Breakup" Study
of the effect of divorce on kids. Based on the Children
of Divorce Project, the landmark study of how children,
adolescents and their parents cope during the first
five years after a family dissolution. |
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Zev
Wanderer & Tracy Cabot |
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| "Letting
Go: A
12 Week Action Plan for Overcoming a Broken Heart
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book that can begin to help you end the hurt starting
today. "Discover how to: Short-circuit acute
symptoms of grief and depression; Turn hurt into
healthy anger; Fall out of love; Rebuild your self-esteem;
Break the "sex hook" to your ex. Meet
someone new and make that relationship really work!" |
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| "Divorce
Remedy : The
Proven 7 Step Program for Saving Your Marriage
" Free
from "therapy-speak," and easy to
understand and follow, this book should benefit
readers who have the strength and desire to
try to save a floundering marriage. |
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| "Divorce
Busting : The
Revolutionary and Rapid Program for Staying
Together"
A step-by-step approach to transforming an
ailing marriage into a healthy and happy one. |
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| "Divorce
and Money: How
to Make the Best Financial Decisions During
Divorce" (Authors: Violet Woodhouse,
Dale Fetherling, Victoria Collins, M.C. Blakesman)
"Organized
like a workbook and written like an advice
manual. It reduces the financial complications
of divorce into comprehensible strategies."
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Books about Divorce
for Kids:
| "Dinosaurs
Divorce: A
Guide for Changing Families"
Goes step
by step in explaining to kids 5 to 10 what really
happens in a divorce. |
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| "How it
Feels When Parents Divorce" 19
children from age 7-17, from diverse backgrounds,
share their deepest feelings about divorce. |
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| "Divorce
Happens to the Nicest Kids: A
Self Help Book for Kids" Ages
9-12. Explains divorce in a positive and reassuring
manner as he consicely disproves fourteen irrational
false beliefs concerning divorce that often cause
children and adolescents to feel anxious, guilty,
nervous and depressed. |
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DEATH, DYING
& SUICIDE
| "No Time
to Say Goodbye:
Surviving The Suicide Of A Loved One"
This powerful work
deals with the wrenching emotional effects of suicide
on grieving survivors. The author's husband, seemingly
a thriving physician, took his life in December
1989. Despite the permanent sadness and even humiliation
that suicide survivors face, this book offers hope
in its summary of predictable patterns of adjustment.
Sections move from the suicide, to its aftermath,
to survival and how to make sense of the chaos.
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| "Life and
Loss:
A Guide to Help Grieving Children" This
book helps the reader to recognize and understand
different types of childhood losses, learn the four
psychological tasks of grief, and how to help a
child say good-bye to a dying loved one. The author
provides useful tools and ideas for kids to commemorate
loss (funerals, memorials, memory books). |
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| "Helping
Children Grieve: When
Someone They Love Dies" What
to say and how to explain death and loss to children. |
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| "Who Dies:
An Investigation
of Conscious Living and Conscious Dying"
This book shows us
how to participate fully in life as the perfect
preparation for whatever may come next, be it sorrow
or joy, loss or gain, death or a new wonderment
at life. |
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| "A Gradual
Awakening" Poet
and meditation teacher Levine writes simply and
gently about his own personal experiences with and
insights into vipassana meditation. An inspiring
book for anyone interested in deep personal growth. |
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| "Guided
Meditations, Explorations and Healings"
This compassionate,
timeless guide offers readers a unique source book
comprised of remarkable healing processes and
great guided meditations, , for the deeper healing
of spirit, mind and body. |
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| "Healing
Into Life And Death" Deals
directly with the choice and application of treatment,
offering original techniques for working with pain
and grief, and discusses the development of a merciful
awareness as a means of healing, as well as how
to encourage others to do the same. |
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| "Meetings
at the Edge: Dialogues
With the Grieving and the Dying, the Healing and
the Healed" Dialogues
With the Grieving and the Dying, the Healing and
the Healed. |
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Kay
Redfield Jamison, M.D. |
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| "Night Falls
Fast: Understanding
Suicide "
This book explores
the complex psychology of suicide, especially in
people younger than 40: why it occurs, why it is
one of our most significant health problems, and
how it can be prevented. |
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Brook
Noel & Pamela Blair |
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| "I
Wasn't Ready to Say Goodbye: Surviving,
Coping and Healing After the Sudden Death
of a Loved One"
This book is
extremely useful for people suffering loss.
A hand to hold and comfort for one's soul
through grief's wilderness. Also an outstanding
reference of where to seek other's help. |
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| "I
Wasn't Ready to Say Goodbye Workbook: Surviving,
Coping and Healing After the Sudden Death
of a Loved One"
The companion
workbook to help the bereaved in their journey
through grief. |
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| "You Are
So Beautiful Without Your Hair:
A Daughter's Journey With the Death of her Parents"
An inspirational
memoir offering a refreshing and captivating look
into death as a sacred event. A must read
for anyone caring for their aging parents. |
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