How to Heal from Heartbreak (or at Least Feel Less Broken): A Break-up Journal

Description

A guide, friend and judgement-free zone to help process the journey of heartbreak Breakups are messy. They're emotional. They're raw. But all of that pain doesn't go away after the initial break. It sticks around - sometimes for a long time, sometimes forever - like grief. Whether you were the dumper or the dumpee, if you were together for four months or four years, going from a 'we' to a 'me' is not simple. This journal is the non-judgmental friend you can share all of your feelings with. With questions that hit all of the stages, from shock and anger all the way to sort-of-acceptance, you will learn more about yourself and what you want in a relationship. And most important, you will learn that the love you gave was never - and will never be - a waste.

Carissa Potter is the owner/founder of People I've Loved, a social media presence and stationary line that bridges the gaps between people by helping them have authentic and sometimes difficult conversations. Carissa has worked with: Facebook, The Body Shop, Pinterest, Google, SFMOMA, The Wall Street Journal, Nylon Magazine, SF Arts Commission, and more. Vera Kachouh is a writer and brand strategist. She worked for many years as a content and marketing director in the Bay Area, helping establish the voice and tone of many notable brands and organisations, including Blue Bottle Coffee and San Francisco Art Institute.