The Gift of Betrayal: How to Heal Your Life When Your World Explodes

by Eve A. Wood

You’ve been betrayed by a loved one.  But, you are not alone.  Join esteemed psychiatrist, relationship expert and prolific author,  Eve A. Wood, M.D.,  in this life altering workshop.  Learn how to heal your life after this horrendous experience.  What feels like a curse is really a blessing in disguise. Eve ought to know.  She’s been there herself.  And she’s helped hundreds of others heal their lives after gut-wrenching betrayals.  You too can climb out of the pit of despair and live your heart’s desire.  But you need to know how to do it.In this workshop, based on Eve’s most recent book,  The Gift of Betrayal , you  - Learn and practice the 14 key lessons to heal your life- Take a series of specific action steps to create your heart’s desire- Develop a personal transformation mission statement for continued self-healing at homeDiscover the roles of anger, blame, forgiveness, personal history, mindset, friendship, attitude, belief, spirituality, sexuality, passion, hope, and faith in healing.  Draw on sharing exercises, reflective techniques, guided imagery, writing, and cognitive, and behavioral interventions to find your own unique path to wholeness and joy.  You can create a glorious future.  You will be successful!
 

Genres: Self Help

207 pages, Paperback

First published May 1, 2009

Reviews

[Sally · Rating 3 out of 5]

A helpful book overall, with positive suggestions for dealing with the shattering of relationships that often make women have to reinvent themselves and their lives. Very upbeat and can-do, realistic in its analysis although at times a little new-agey. The chapter on men, however, was full of stereotypes as facts of nature, and while convenient for men who don't want to go to the trouble of being considerate human beings, it is also condescending to see men as perpetual "little boys" with "Mexican jumping-bean brains" virtually incapable of dealing with emotional complexity in relationships or doing some of the maintenance work on their emotional bridges to others.

[Devora · Rating 4 out of 5]

Comforting. It's nice to know I'm not alone.

[Julie · Rating 3 out of 5]

Very basic self help for those in problematic relationships