A kind and compassionate book from a psychologist on how to get over a breakup. It will help you overcome the pain of loss and find the strength to move on in order to build a new life and love.A painful gap leaves an unhealed wound, and grief overflows to the brim. Emotional swings, doubts, and even a paradoxical desire to return the former, if only the suffering ends, are exhausting. These feelings are familiar to the book's author, psychologist and grief counselor Susan Elliott. Many years ago, she went through a very painful divorce. It was not easy for her (the psychological state was aggravated by a difficult childhood and an abusive relationship with her ex-husband), but she managed to recover, “rebuild” herself, and then find a new partner and create strong harmonious relationships with him. In his book, Elliot shares a plan for overcoming a breakup that works for men and women, married and those who have been in a relationship. Susan Elliot reminds you that your main partner in life is yourself and that life does not end with a breakup. It's all over - and it's only just beginning.The book offers simple and clear rules for living through a divorce. They will help you detach from the past, learn to build on yourself and prepare for new ones that are right for you!Susan Elliott is a psychologist, former lawyer, grief counselor (particularly divorce), creator and host of the Mean Lady podcast Talking Podcast, motivational speaker and author of several books.

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