Coming Apart

By: Daphne Rose Kingma, Katherine Woodward Thomas - foreword

Narrated by: Ann Richardson

Next to the death of a loved one, the ending of a relationship is the most painful experience most people will ever go through. Coming Apart is a first aid kit for getting through the ending. It is a tool that will enable you to live through the end of your relationship with your self-esteem intact.

Originally published in 1987 and continuously in print since then, Coming Apart has been an important resource for hundreds of thousands of people experiencing the pain and stress of a breakup. This new edition features a foreword by Katherine Woodward Thomas, author of Conscious Uncoupling.

Daphne Rose Kingma, the undisputed expert on matters of the heart, explores the critical facets of relationship breakdowns:

• Love myths: why we are really in relationships
• The life span of love
• How to get through the ending
• How to create a personal workbook for finding resolution

Time does a lot to heal our broken hearts, but really understanding what transpired in each of our relationships is what allows us to finally let go and move on.

©2012 Red Wheel/Weiser, LLC (P)2018 Blackstone Audio, Inc.

Good book

I really enjoyed this book. Even found one story that is 100% same like I had in the past. Many new things to learn and reconsider.

Brilliant

I felt like the author looked into my life when I listened to this book. It was clarifying and reassuring to hear that I am not alone with these circumstances. It truly is helping me heal.

A must read

Absolutely in love with the way Daphne structured the book. Gave me so much insight into my past relationships! Loved that she was so practical and provided the exact questions we should ask ourselves and our partners when coming apart or trying to fix a rupture.

I loved it! helpful!

I have read many books about this subject in my healing journey. This book gave me the tools I needed to heal and to understand what I was going through. I truly recommend it.

Excellent read for any "uncoupling"

71 chapters seemed long, but they are only minutes long. I have many bookmarks to go back and read or partake in activity.