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How to rebuild your happiness and confidence and start anew after a failed relationship
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When a relationship finishes it can feel like the end of the world - but it is also a new beginning. In Starting Again, Sarah Litvinoff looks at the lessons that can be learnt from a relationship that has ended and helps you to deal with your feelings of separation, grief and recovery. Through self-assessment questionnaires, tasks and discussion points you will reach a greater understanding of yourself and your relationships and be able to start looking to a positive future. This book will help you to come to terms with the ending of a relationship and assess what went wrong, become aware of and break patterns you have unconsciously repeated, start again and build a new social life for yourself. (20000915)
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81 of 81 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
This was the first book to catch my eye in the bookstore when I found myself alone after over 20 yrs. of marriage and was utterly devestated.
It became my 'bible', beside my bed. I highlighted all the bits about how to create happiness in your life, reread them constantly.
Alot of the ideas about being responsible for creating your own happiness were new to me and I didn't immediately understand, it took some time. The chapters on 'what went wrong' were too painful initially, but the right time came and then they made sense too. The chapters on beginning a new relationship are as yet untested!
Since that time, over 2 yrs. ago, I've gone on to read books going into much greater depth on these issues, but this first one that I turned to, and still turn to, has a special place.
It was the turning point for me to look at my life in a completely different way, at what is important for me and what my values are(not my x partner's-not always that easy to work out after a long relationship).
I highly recommend this book, it covers a wide area, from before the break-up, to step-families in the new relationship; so I think that many people would want to expand their reading after this book. But it certainly inspired me to believe that there is a future. If your partner has left, or you have left them, you can make a good life; this book can certainly set you on the path.
It became my 'bible', beside my bed. I highlighted all the bits about how to create happiness in your life, reread them constantly.
Alot of the ideas about being responsible for creating your own happiness were new to me and I didn't immediately understand, it took some time. The chapters on 'what went wrong' were too painful initially, but the right time came and then they made sense too. The chapters on beginning a new relationship are as yet untested!
Since that time, over 2 yrs. ago, I've gone on to read books going into much greater depth on these issues, but this first one that I turned to, and still turn to, has a special place.
It was the turning point for me to look at my life in a completely different way, at what is important for me and what my values are(not my x partner's-not always that easy to work out after a long relationship).
I highly recommend this book, it covers a wide area, from before the break-up, to step-families in the new relationship; so I think that many people would want to expand their reading after this book. But it certainly inspired me to believe that there is a future. If your partner has left, or you have left them, you can make a good life; this book can certainly set you on the path.
37 of 37 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
Bought this book because I wanted a bit of a guide on how to deal with my two children after my husband and I divorced. He has moved about 200 miles away and I wanted some hints on how to "do it right" in relation to them being brought up in a newly single parent family. The book covers many aspects of moving on - The end of a relationship/Coming to terms with loss/What went wrong/The children/New social life/the introduction of a new partner ..... It explains how children of different ages view divorce and separation, and for those of you who do not have children I would still recommend it as it goes through many "relationship types" and how to avoid making the same mistakes again.
It is in my handbag and if I come across a problem I refer to it and it gives me confidence, comfort and courage to soldier on!
21 of 21 people found the following review helpful
Format:Paperback
I bought this book because I wanted to know that all my feelings were 'normal'. Sarah Litvinoff tells us that all those 'pinball emotions' are just that: normal!
This book gave me a lot of strength during a particularly devastating time - I thoroughly recommend it.
Most Recent Customer Reviews
Very Insightful and Resassuring
I downloaded this as a kindle book, and found it quite reassuring given the stage in life that I'm currently at. Read more
Published 14 months ago by Jase
good read
A good read, especially if your going through some sort of relationship crisis and you would like to analyse what to do next.
Published 15 months ago by Bhavna
Literally Starting Again
It is all about starting again a really good read for those who need a little help to know where you will find your future...
Published on 19 Mar 2010 by C. A. Jefferson
The best book on relationship breakdown recovery!
Do yourself a favour and read it. It will enlighten you on so many aspects and will enrich your life. Read more
Published on 4 Jan 2010 by Maximilian Longhin
should have bought this earlier!!!!
This book is an excellent buy, wish I'd knowing about it earlier, before I'd split up. But hey ho onwards & upwards thanks to pointers & sugestion within this book. Read more
Published on 2 Dec 2009 by The Auld Bat
A good book to learn how to move on after a breakup
A nice book with advices about how to move on after a breakup, and the way you'll heal. What to do to meet new people and start a new loving life.
Published on 20 Nov 2002
Support & understanding for pain/rejection at being dumped
I kept asking myself how could I go on without my love and this showed me the stages relationships move through and how not to repeat the same mistakes. Read more
Published on 29 Jun 2000
Pretty good guide to getting through seperation
There are sections on whether you really want to seperate, the grief process, becoming independent successfully and starting a new relationship. Read more
Published on 18 Dec 1999
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