Dr. Webb's personal journey becomes a practical guide for those seeking to survive the loss of a love. His sensitive and compassionate style offers hope and encouragement to those in deep despair as they grieve the ending of an intimate relationship. Practical, helpful exercises, "how-to" procedures; Expert guidance; Combines professional expertise with personal experience; Brief, readable, warm and friendly style.
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"A sensitive, compassionate, insightful, rational and eminently helpful guide through the maze of personal rejection and its aftermath." -- Arnold Lazarus, Ph.D.
"Dwight Webb has written a powerful passionate personal book. It documents the journey of a man's experience through a dark period of grief and out into the light. It spoke directly to me, and will speak to any person who is in the process of befriending his feelings." -- Gay Hendrick, Ph.D.
"I believe this is a very valuable book. In this age of unstable relationships, a book like this would be of a great help to many people." -- William Glasser, M.D.
"Dwight Webb has written a powerful passionate personal book. It documents the journey of a man's experience through a dark period of grief and out into the light. It spoke directly to me, and will speak to any person who is in the process of befriending his feelings." -- Gay Hendrick, Ph.D.
"I believe this is a very valuable book. In this age of unstable relationships, a book like this would be of a great help to many people." -- William Glasser, M.D.
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Books in the Rebuilding Books series "for divorce and beyond" are written for those going through divorce or rebuilding their lives after divorce. Inspired by the work of renowned divorce therapist, Dr. Bruce Fisher, the Rebuilding Books offer expert information and practical self-help procedures. These straightforward, life-affirming resources can help make the divorce process easier, healthier, and less painful, leading to more-fulfilled lives and stronger "second-time" relationships.
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14 of 18 people found the following review helpful:
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Heart warming forgiveness,
By Greg Goodman (Shaver Lake, CA United States) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 50 Ways to Love Your Leaver: Getting on With Your Life After the Breakup (Rebuilding Books) (Paperback)
Dwight Webb's book is inspirational! His journey through grief and anger to let go and know love again is important for anyone dealing with separation and loss recovery.I like Dwight's refreshing, humanistic, and Eastern approach of letting go of resentments and anger. It is ironic that when we most need closeness, we are not open to the healing love provides. By seeing the trap we set for ourselves by staying stuck with bitterness, recovery starts with acceptance. We learn that our lives can be healthy that there is a path to regaining our joy and developing new relationships. Just take one of Dwight's 50 ways! I recommend this book for anyone looking to leave their pain behind and start anew!
2 of 2 people found the following review helpful:
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Not terribly helpful,
By DS (Oregon) - See all my reviews
This review is from: 50 Ways to Love Your Leaver: Getting on With Your Life After the Breakup (Rebuilding Books) (Paperback)
I've read several books on the subject of recovering from divorce, and ordered this because someone recommended it to me. It was the least helpful of the ones I have read, and feels very 1970's... love and let love, no need to feel guilt, be happy and life will turn out alright, it did for the author... Basically, the best point is that it doesn't help to hold grudges. If it sounds interesting to you, check it out of the library.
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This review is from: 50 Ways to Love Your Leaver: Getting on With Your Life After the Breakup (Rebuilding Books) (Paperback)
I read this book a year after my husband and I divorced. I liked this book very much because it is written from a man's perspective. The author deals openly with the sadness of lossing his partner and the journey he embarks towards his recuperation. It is a book to go back to for similar references and definitely for 'getting on with your life after the break-up'. It helps you to understand all the different stages of grieving, understanding, accepting, forgiving and healing you go through during this process. It also begins and ends with a 'tongue-in-cheek humor' of the Simon song about relationship loss. Great buy!
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