Product Description
Internationally renowned divorce therapist Bruce Fisher and his 700,000-copy bestselling guide, Rebuilding: When Your Relationship Ends, have made the long and difficult process of divorce recovery a lot easier. FisherÃ†s divorce process rebuilding blocks offer a proven, supportive nineteen-step process for putting oneÃ†s life back together after divorce. Built on more than two decades of research and practice, Rebuilding reflects feedback from, and the experiences of hundreds of thousands of divorced men and women who have read and used Rebuilding. Clearly the most widely used approach to divorce recovery, FisherÃ†s rebuilding model has made the divorce process less traumatic, even healthier, for his readers. The third edition, revised and updated with the assistance of psychologist and marriage and family therapist Dr. Robert Alberti, continues BruceÃ†s tradition of straight-to-the-heart response to the needs of those who are divorcing or divorced.

CUSTOMER REVIEWS (Average Customer Rating: 4.5 based on 89 reviews)

Recovery & rebuilding when a relationship is gone by P. Colt

5 Stars
May 17, 2009
This book of work is very simply put together. It is truly designed to help us understand the forces within us that cloud our ability to see the light at the end of the tunnel. I read this through 4 times to be sure to get every last nugget and understanding. With the help of this book and prayer I have been able to move beyond, into recovery and to see a new future. Without this book of knowledge I would have been trapped for a long time in a prison of my own emoitions and self pity. We are not living to practise life before the main event, each minute we have here in life is the main event. Grieve, cry, forgive those who have done you wrong, forgive yourself, then move into your future and don't let past bad experiences keep you from being fully alive.

If you have read this then you are most likely searching for answers to a deep pain inside, get this book and rebuild yourself sooner than later.

A Terrific Guide to the Post-Divorce Wilderness by Erica Manfred (West Hurley, New York USA)

4 Stars
May 11, 2009
I read this book not long after my divorce, and while doing research for my book on divorce He's History, You're Not: Surviving Divorce After 40 and found it really helpful. One of the most helpful aspects was the reassurance that there ARE stages that it is normal to experience, and that one builds on the other. The illustrations of the actual building blocks of divorce recovery make the process visual. It really prevents despair to recognize that what you are experiencing is the same thing so many other divorcees have gone through, and that you're not going to be stuck in one place forever. You can, and will, eventually move on to the glorious stage where your divorce is in the past and you are free to start a new life.

Erica Manfred
author
He's History, You're Not: Surviving Divorce After 40

Rebuilding (after divorce) - book review by Stephen H. Hasegawa (Seattle, WA USA)

4 Stars
December 14, 2008
Good book to help you get grounded and understand the feelings you are going through, if this is your first time in this situation.

A Great Book for a Fresh Start by Jodi Blackley (California)

5 Stars
December 02, 2008
The end of a relationship can be difficult. Whether you are the one who initiates the break-up or are on the receiving end of it, "Rebuilding," is a helpful tool to move you through the grieving process (if you buy the accompanying workbook) to work through the pain of the breakup.

Alberti & Fisher provide a comprehensive outline in the form of building blocks, in short, concise chapters, which gives the reader something simple & concrete to hold onto without being bogged down in psychobabble. I recommend this book to my clients often when they feel hopeless about working through the ending of their own relationships and find what they get out of the book provides them opportunities for growth and hope.

self-help book by C. Roger Cotes (Port Orchard, WA)

3 Stars
November 29, 2008
Ordered for a friend who doesn't do computers. I know nothing of the book but she does.

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