How to Mend a Broken Heart

Christine Webber is a writer, broadcaster and psychotherapist with a practice in Harley Street. She has published a total of twelve books, which include Get the Happiness Habit, How to Mend a Broken Heart and Too Young to Get Old. She has written for a wide range of newspapers including The Times, Daily Telegraph and Mail on Sunday, and has been a columnist for BBC Parenting, Full House, Best, Woman and TV Times. Currently, she writes for Spectator Health and Netdoctor.

• Part I - Accepting It1 Accepting and understanding your pain2 Care, support and getting in touch with your own goodness3 Acknowledging and accepting loss4 Mixed emotions5 Blame6 How good was your relationship?7 Severing the connection8 Especially for parents9 Affairs10 Good and bad behaviourPart 2 - Getting over it11 What you don't miss!12 What you do miss13 Setting the record straight14 Unhealthy thinking - and how it maintains your misery15 Professional help to aid your recovery16 Accentuating the positivePart 3 - Starting again17 Embracing your single life18 A new romance?19 What to avoid when you start dating again20 Twenty-first-century dating21 If you love once - you can love againA Note on the Author

If you have angina, talk to your doctor, but if your heart's broken, you need Christine's wisdom.