Creative Divorce
A New Opportunity for Personal Growth
Published on 1. April 2014
200 pages
978-1-4976-2370-5 (ISBN)
Description
Divorce therapist Mel Krantzler approaches the subject of divorce from a unique perspective and offers an optimistic outlook and hopeful opportunities for personal growth to those struggling to recognize and renew their individuality.
Creative Divorcedraws parallels between the relationship and the life cycle, in order to help men and women cope during their period of mourning and find a new life after the death of their old one. Krantzler addresses the myriad emotions that the divorce crisis stirs up in both men and women such as guilt, rejection, loneliness, and anger, and teaches how to allow divorce to be the catalyst for positive transformations in your life. There is a website with material related to the book atnewcreativedivorce.com,where Mel Krantzler can be contacted for further consultation.
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Mel Krantzler has a bachelor's from Queens College, won the James H. Woods fellowship at Harvard University, and has a master's degree in counseling from San Francisco State University. He is the originator of Creative Divorce Counseling and the author of
Creative Divorce, the only book on divorce ever to become an international bestseller.
Krantzler is a licensed marriage, family, and child counselor; a teacher; and the creator of the popular Sunrise Semester Television Series titled Creative Divorce and Learning to Love Again. He is also the author of Learning to Love Againand the coauthor of Divorcing.
Krantzler is a licensed marriage, family, and child counselor; a teacher; and the creator of the popular Sunrise Semester Television Series titled Creative Divorce and Learning to Love Again. He is also the author of Learning to Love Againand the coauthor of Divorcing.
Content
- Intro
- Cover
- Title Page
- Copyright
- CONTENTS
- Acknowledgments
- Introduction: The Emotional Truth of Divorce
- 1. The Promise in the Pain
- 2. Coming to Terms with Your Past Marriage
- 3. The Healing Process of Mourning
- 4. Beyond Adjustment: Avoiding the Nine Emotional Traps of the Past
- 5. Coping with New Realities
- 6. New Ways of Relating to People
- 7. Seeing the Person in the Child
- 8. New Commitments
- Copyright
