Synopsis
The author of After the Affair challenges the belief that forgiveness is the only appropriate response to violation, proposing a self-affirming alternative that enables readers to overcome the destructive effects of hate without forgiveness while outlining a model for true forgiveness that places responsibility on the offender.
Review
"Clear, insightful.a thoughtful exposition on the nuanced role of forgiveness in relationships that goes beyond the average self-help book." -- Publishers Weekly
"This book is a treasure trove for anyone who has ever felt betrayed or hurt by a personal relationship."--Peggy Papp, author of Couples on the Fault Line: New Directions for Therapists
"A truly stellar book putting forgiveness in a new, revealing light and provides clear steps to turn wounds into wisdom."--Joan Borysenko, Ph.D., author of Minding the Body, Mending the Mind
"Clear, insightful...a thoughtful exposition on the nuanced role of forgiveness in relationships that goes beyond the average self-help book."--Publishers Weekly
"A fresh and original approach to an ancient challenge."--Harville Hendrix, Ph.D., author of Getting the Love You Want
"Spring really shines.... Armed with her insights, offenders and those they've offended have hope of recovery."--Bellingham Herald
Spring really shines.... Armed with her insights, offenders and those they ve offended have hope of recovery. --Bellingham Herald"
A truly stellar book putting forgiveness in a new, revealing light and provides clear steps to turn wounds into wisdom. --Joan Borysenko, Ph.D., author of Minding the Body, Mending the Mind"
This book is a treasure trove for anyone who has ever felt betrayed or hurt by a personal relationship. --Peggy Papp, author of Couples on the Fault Line: New Directions for Therapists"
Clear, insightful a thoughtful exposition on the nuanced role of forgiveness in relationships that goes beyond the average self-help book. --Publishers Weekly"
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