The Divorce Recovery Workbook: How to Heal from Anger, Hurt, and Resentment and Build the Life You Want

This works well for creating worksheets for clients. Written by two PhD's it is researched and a strong educatinoal tool

I love the emotional depth and the deeply compassionate tone of this book which accurately depicts many of the emotions my Christian clients experience. It broaches topics like forgiveness and anger with deep empathy yet straightforward truth of how to move forward in healing. I use the Fresh Start workbook as a theological supplement, where appropriate, but this book has been a cherished gift to the healing process.

Men and women who have experienced divorce need this

My teenage daughter went through divorce and gave this book a shot. She's emotionally intelligent for her age, this book is worth a try

One of the worst things you can do after a divorce is to not recognize the loss you experienced, even if you think you're doing ok after it. I've found that may divorce recovery groups are ineffective (you get what you pay for), and I've found many therapists to be overly feminist and to not understand a male point of view. I've found this book, used in combination with Warren Farrell's "The Boy Crisis", to be highly valuable.

This was so much better than just reading a book! I loved the exercises that really opened up some things, but in a good way because I needed to work through the feelings.

This was the turning point for me. Really working through this book will help you put your situation in perspective and create a solid plan to move forward with your life.

I just started using this book, so far I have run into some good tips!!