"Dwight Webb has written a powerful passionate personal book. It documents the journey of a man's experience through a dark period of grief and out into the light. It spoke directly to me, and will speak to any person who is in the process of befriending his feelings."

 --Gay Hendricks, Ph.D.
Co-author, Conscious Loving: The Journey to Co-Commitment

"I believe this is a very valuable book. In this age of unstable relationships, a
book like this would be of a great help to many people." 

--William Glasser, M.D.
Author, Reality Therapy, Identity Society, and Positive Addiction

"A sensitive, compassionate, insightful, rational and eminently helpful guide through the maze of personal rejection and its aftermath."

 --Arnold Lazarus, Ph.D., A.B.P.P.
Distinguished Professor Emeritus, Rutgers University
Author, Marital Myths Revisited
Co-author, The 60-Second Shrink and Don't Believe It For a Minute

"If there's only one book that can get through the pain of breakup, this might be the one."

AHP Perspective
(Association for Humanistic Psychology)

"This book is an essential resource for all therapists who work with clients grieving the loss of a relationship. The book provides relevant and practical exercises for the reader to assist in the course of recovery. Written in emphatic language, Dr. Webb quickly identifies with the reader's emotions. Dr. Webb's personal account of his own loss in a significant relationship lets the reader know that they are not alone in their plight. The book stimulates self-reflection and personal growth for the reader."

The Master's Advocate
April/May 2000

"In this guide to examining the emotional wounds of loss, Dr. Webb helps readers discover their own personal way of grieving, learn to express themselves in healthy, productive ways, and avoid the blame and bitterness that can seriously affect their physical, social, psychological, spiritual, and sexual life."

Portsmouth Herald
December 26, 1999