Breaking Up Doesn’t Have to Be Hard To Do
Divorce and its aftermath can be devastating. But they don’t have to be. Family counselor Mel Krantzler’s Creative Divorce enables troubled partners to part company in a non-combative, non-hurtful way. It is the only book on divorce ever to become an international bestseller.
Krantzler approaches the subject of divorce from a unique perspective and offers an optimistic outlook and hopeful opportunities for personal growth to those struggling to recognize and renew their individuality. Creative Divorce draws parallels between relationships and the life cycle, in order to help men and women cope during their period of mourning and find a new life after the death of their old one. Krantzler addresses the myriad of emotions that the divorce crisis stirs up in both men and women such as guilt, rejection, loneliness and anger, and teaches how to allow divorce to be the catalyst for positive transformations in your life.
For those trying to put their lives together after the death of a marriage or even the actual death of a partner, Krantzler offers Learning to Love Again.
Just when you thought it would never happen again, love comes back into your life. You can survive the explosive realities that losing love brings. But how do you know when – or if – you’re ready for love again.
Are you having trouble finding the “right” man or woman.
Are you afraid of making another “mistake”?
Do you keep getting involved in short-term relationships?
Are you beginning to think that finding love is a matter of luck?
Based on his successful series of seminar, Krantzler provides clear guidelines and effective steps that lead from loneliness to love.
–The Remembered-Pain Stage–absorbing a blow from the past
–The Questing-Experimental Stage–surveying the possibilities
–The Selective-Distancing Stage–a cautious step forward
–The Creative-Commitment Stage–where enduring love begins
Krantzler draws on the real stories of real people who are learning to love again, to live together, marry, be step-parents and build satisfying new lives. He shares his experiences in applying the principles of creative commitment to his own remarriage.
Learning to Live Again is the perfect guide for married, single or divorced men and women. Here’s how you can learn to live again by learning to love again today!







