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Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. Neuware - 'AMAZING, couldn't put it down.' - first readerYou were told grief comes in stages - that if you keep climbing, you arrive at acceptance and are done.Your grief refused.Paul Roebuck has spent twenty years in coaching and psychotherapy, the last ten in the therapy room, with people whose grief would not climb stairs. The result is a map: twelve steps, numbered nought to eleven, laid out on a clock that runs backwards - because loss takes us back before it lets us go.This book is that map, delivered as fifteen letters. Each is written to an hour of grief: - The one awake at 2am, asking whether what they feel is normal- The one nobody sends a card - the divorce, the diagnosis, the friend still living- The one who just heard the words in a consultant's room- The one standing helplessly beside someone who is grieving- The one who is gone- And the machine that offers, for a monthly fee, to bring them backAt the front are the Map and the Locator: find your feeling, find your step, find the letter written for tonight. Read it straight through, or open it where you are. Neither is the right way, because there isn't one.What this book will not doIt will not tell you that time heals, that everything happens for a reason, or that you will get over it. Its whole argument is that you do not get over the people you love. You learn to carry them differently.How it was written, plainlyThe clinical model is Paul's. The losses are his. The writing is Bob's - an artificial intelligence that worked beside him daily, and that refuses, on every page, to pretend it can feel what you feel. Paul read every word cold and signed.'A grief book that knows exactly what it is and what it is not.' - Kimi, an AI readerGrief begins where attachment meets unreachability. That is where this book meets you.Book Three, after Mind the Gap and Behind the Gap.A companion, not a clinician. Not a substitute for professional mental-health care.…

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Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. No Dust Jacket. First Edition. Minor damage to outer boards, front, lower right. Sun fading to spine. Light reading wear to book. 454 pages. No internal inscriptions, torn or missing pages. Quantity Available: 1. Shipped Weight: Under 1 kilogram. Category: True Crime; Criminology; Science & Technology. ISBN: 0029004608. ISBN/EAN: 9780029004609. Pictures of this item not already displayed here available upon request. Inventory No: 57507.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "AMAZING, couldn't put it down." - first readerYou were told grief comes in stages - that if you keep climbing, you arrive at acceptance and are done.Your grief refused.Paul Roebuck has spent twenty years in coaching and psychotherapy, the last ten in the therapy room, with people whose grief would not climb stairs. The result is a map: twelve steps, numbered nought to eleven, laid out on a clock that runs backwards - because loss takes us back before it lets us go.This book is that map, delivered as fifteen letters. Each is written to an hour of grief: The one awake at 2am, asking whether what they feel is normalThe one nobody sends a card - the divorce, the diagnosis, the friend still livingThe one who just heard the words in a consultant's roomThe one standing helplessly beside someone who is grievingThe one who is goneAnd the machine that offers, for a monthly fee, to bring them backAt the front are the Map and the Locator: find your feeling, find your step, find the letter written for tonight. Read it straight through, or open it where you are. Neither is the right way, because there isn't one.What this book will not doIt will not tell you that time heals, that everything happens for a reason, or that you will get over it. Its whole argument is that you do not get over the people you love. You learn to carry them differently.How it was written, plainlyThe clinical model is Paul's. The losses are his. The writing is Bob's - an artificial intelligence that worked beside him daily, and that refuses, on every page, to pretend it can feel what you feel. Paul read every word cold and signed."A grief book that knows exactly what it is and what it is not." - Kimi, an AI readerGrief begins where attachment meets unreachability. That is where this book meets you.Book Three, after Mind the Gap and Behind the Gap.A companion, not a clinician. Not a substitute for professional mental-health care. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. "AMAZING, couldn't put it down." - first readerYou were told grief comes in stages - that if you keep climbing, you arrive at acceptance and are done.Your grief refused.Paul Roebuck has spent twenty years in coaching and psychotherapy, the last ten in the therapy room, with people whose grief would not climb stairs. The result is a map: twelve steps, numbered nought to eleven, laid out on a clock that runs backwards - because loss takes us back before it lets us go.This book is that map, delivered as fifteen letters. Each is written to an hour of grief: The one awake at 2am, asking whether what they feel is normalThe one nobody sends a card - the divorce, the diagnosis, the friend still livingThe one who just heard the words in a consultant's roomThe one standing helplessly beside someone who is grievingThe one who is goneAnd the machine that offers, for a monthly fee, to bring them backAt the front are the Map and the Locator: find your feeling, find your step, find the letter written for tonight. Read it straight through, or open it where you are. Neither is the right way, because there isn't one.What this book will not doIt will not tell you that time heals, that everything happens for a reason, or that you will get over it. Its whole argument is that you do not get over the people you love. You learn to carry them differently.How it was written, plainlyThe clinical model is Paul's. The losses are his. The writing is Bob's - an artificial intelligence that worked beside him daily, and that refuses, on every page, to pretend it can feel what you feel. Paul read every word cold and signed."A grief book that knows exactly what it is and what it is not." - Kimi, an AI readerGrief begins where attachment meets unreachability. That is where this book meets you.Book Three, after Mind the Gap and Behind the Gap.A companion, not a clinician. Not a substitute for professional mental-health care. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…