Suddenly Single

LongThis book is engaging, readable, soulful without being maudlin and withoutpontificating. It is, astonishingly, a happy book about grief. This book has agentle rhythm that flows though the grief process, respecting the uniquenessof every person. It is easy reading; it offers something for every personality. What Professionals Are Saying About &quote;Suddenly Single&quote;&quote;The book has a gentle rhythm that flows through the grief process, respecting theuniqueness of every person. It's easy reading; it offers something for allpersonalities, the intuitive creator as well as the organized thinker. I enjoyed ittremendously.&quote;Jane A. Bouma SaldanaMarital and Family TherapistProfessor, International University&quote;I am greatly impressed with the book's simplicity and clarity in conveying suchdifficult psychological experiences relating to the loss of loved ones, together withthe uncanny ability to explain to the reader the complex psychodynamics of losswith accuracy and illuminating insight, all in such a simple and impressivelypoetic style.&quote;Dean Salama, M.D., M.C.R.P. Psychiatrist, RetiredRidgewood , New Jersey&quote;Absolutely wonderful material...does not insult the reader's intelligence... provideshope and sense of direction...contains readily applicable ideas. I definitely willrecommend the book to many of my own patients and friends.&quote;John A. Buehler, M.D., PhDPsychiatristKentfield,CA&quote;I love the book. It is about time somebody cut through the jungle of informationabout loss, separation and grief, and made something as practical, useful andinspiring as this.&quote;Mariano Barragan, M.D. PsychiatristFounder, Mexican Institute of Psychotherapy&quote;It is comforting, supportive and most helpful to those who find themselves againsingle...emotional, intellectual and poetic support...balm to a wide variety ofemotional types. The ideas presented can contribute to the growth of a personalphilosophy that can provide succor to the weakest, and broad nourishment to thestrongest, so both can go forward and hopefully improve the quality of their livesdespite the trauma, tragedy and uncertainty of their return to singlehood.&quote;Maurice Rappaport, M.D., Ph.DPresident, Northern California Psychiatrist Assn.