Breaking Upwards
How to manage the emotional impact of separation
Published on 11. January 2018
176 pages
978-1-78072-347-1 (ISBN)
Description
It is relatively easy to get a legal divorce; getting an emotional one is a whole different story. The break-up of a relationship can be a devastating experience, leaving you with overwhelming feelings of grief and anger. As Charlotte Friedman shows in this valuable new book, it doesn't have to be that way.Friedman is a former family barrister, who decided to move from the courtroom to the therapist's chair in order to help people manage the emotional fall-out of divorce.In Breaking Upwards she offers calm, therapeutic advice on everything from how to manage loneliness to letting go of grievance, and draws on illuminating case studies to answer such questions as:- How long before I get over this divorce?- How do I tell the children?- Will I ever be able to cope with the new partner in my ex's life?Breaking Upwards is designed to guide you through, from separation to feeling better, and give you the confidence to create a genuinely positive new story.
Reviews / Votes
Charlotte Friedman brings an understanding of the human heart to a potentially destructive part of life, combining a lawyer's clear-eyed pragmatism with her psychotherapeutic understanding - and a natural compassion. * Jewish Chronicle *More details
Edition
Digital original
Language
English
Place of publication
United Kingdom
Publishing group
Octopus Publishing Group
Edition type
Digital original
File size
0,78 MB
ISBN-13
978-1-78072-347-1 (9781780723471)
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Book
12/2024
Octopus Publishing Group
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Person
Charlotte Friedman is a psychotherapist working in Central London. After working for 25 years as a barrister specialising in divorce and separation, she retrained as a family therapist and now sees many couples and individuals going through the process. Charlotte has often appeared on TV and radio and presents workshops and seminars for many big companies, helping their employees to cope with their relationship break-ups.
