★Written by Lynda Bevan, a famous British psychological consultant, this series sims to to help you grow spiritually and understand yourself and others better.
★This series gives you a new perspective on yourself, teaches you how to deal with the complexities of life, and helps you overcome the troublesome emotional problems in your life , and eventually helps you get through the tough times,builde a strong relationships with others.
★Short and concise, this series will help you quickly master the tools to build a strong and healhy mind!

6 titles are included in this series:
Life Without Jealousy: A Practical Guide(10-Step Empowerment Series)
Life After Your Lover Walks Out: A Practical Guide(10-Step Empowerment Series)
Life After Betrayal: A Practical Guide (10-Step Empowerment Series)
Life Without Bullying: A Practical Guide (10-Step Empowerment Series)
How To Forgive: A Practical Guide (10-Step Empowement Series)
Overcoming Guilt: A Practical Guide(10-Step Empowement Series)

Your long-time partner has just walked out on you forever:
* Do you feel paralyzed or afraid to move on?
* Does the thought or sight of your old partner with someone else fill you with rage?
* Are you worried or anxious about how to get by financially on your own?
* Are you afraid to start another relationship with a new partner?
* Do you lack energy and motivation to do anything at all since the break-up?
* Do you spend a lot of time thinking how it might have been different?

If you answered yes to any of these questions then this book is for you!
Life After Your Lover Walks Out: A Practical Guide, is an honest, straightforward book that helps the reader through each step on the road to recovery. The book identifies the feelings that emerge during this emotional upheaval and offers a reservoir of alternative solutions on how to deal with these emotions. The journey of self-discovery is handled sensitively, and is an essential passage in moving on from an unhealthy relationship to a healthy emotional future.

Lynda Bevan has been providing Mental Health service at the Department of Social Services for over 20 years; and working as a consultant in primary health care facilities for 10 years. Here, she helps people deal with relationships, eating disorders, the death of a loved one, stress, anxiety, depression, panic attacks, obsessive-compulsive disorder, etc.
As a Lecturer at Swansea University, Lynda Bevan has been well acknowledged by the Department of Social Services for her training and treatment.
She is currently the manager of an Aids Trust Cymru, providing social services to people living with and affected by HIV. She is also a psychologist on a radio show, where she provides timely answers and help to callers.