Doing Crying: A Guided Healing Workbook for the Lovesick (E-BOOK)
You're here because you're hurting. Maybe this hurt has been with you for a long time. This workbook is intended for anyone seeking a resolution of romantic heartbreak. It doesn’t matter if you were broken up with, if it was mutual, or if you were the one who ended the relationship. This e-book will take you through a series of guided journal prompts, exercises, and explorations. This book does not contain gendered language.
Review: "Doing Crying appreciates the ways which our relationships (no matter how they end) shape us: the way we live, the way we love, and the way we interact with ourselves and others. It does not reduce lost love to just another piece of the past, but instead an opportunity to learn and grow our capability to care for ourselves and others." - M. Behrens
You're here because you're hurting. Maybe this hurt has been with you for a long time. This workbook is intended for anyone seeking a resolution of romantic heartbreak. It doesn’t matter if you were broken up with, if it was mutual, or if you were the one who ended the relationship. This e-book will take you through a series of guided journal prompts, exercises, and explorations. This book does not contain gendered language.
Review: "Doing Crying appreciates the ways which our relationships (no matter how they end) shape us: the way we live, the way we love, and the way we interact with ourselves and others. It does not reduce lost love to just another piece of the past, but instead an opportunity to learn and grow our capability to care for ourselves and others." - M. Behrens
You're here because you're hurting. Maybe this hurt has been with you for a long time. This workbook is intended for anyone seeking a resolution of romantic heartbreak. It doesn’t matter if you were broken up with, if it was mutual, or if you were the one who ended the relationship. This e-book will take you through a series of guided journal prompts, exercises, and explorations. This book does not contain gendered language.
Review: "Doing Crying appreciates the ways which our relationships (no matter how they end) shape us: the way we live, the way we love, and the way we interact with ourselves and others. It does not reduce lost love to just another piece of the past, but instead an opportunity to learn and grow our capability to care for ourselves and others." - M. Behrens