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On Your Own Again

Every year, more than two million North Americans experience the trauma of separation and divorce. Now, at last, On Your Own Againprovides down-to-earth help for readers seeking to survive a shattered relationship and build a new life.Written in Dr. Anderson's own personable, reassuring voice, this guide explains the four emotional stages undergone during and after separation and gives every reader the feeling, "He's talking about me."

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Dr. Anderson offers compassionate, practical, step-by-step advice. In no-nonsense language, often leavened with humour,he provides tools that can be used by readers male or female, young or middle-aged, straight or gay, in or recently out of a troubled relationship, to help cope with the loss and to speed recovery - so that they may lead rich, rewarding lives on their own again.

Audience
adult
Length
short · 192 pages

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