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The Power of Closure: Why We Want It, How to Get It and When to Walk Away

(Paperback)


Publishing Details

Full Title:

The Power of Closure: Why We Want It, How to Get It and When to Walk Away

Contributors:

By (Author) Gary McClain
Read by Gary McClain

ISBN:

9780349439488

Publisher:

Little, Brown Book Group

Imprint:

Piatkus Books

Publication Date:

9th July 2024

UK Publication Date:

9th July 2024

Country:

United Kingdom

Classifications

Readership:

Tertiary Education

Fiction/Non-fiction:

Non Fiction

Other Subjects:

Psychology: emotions

Dewey:

153.12

Physical Properties

Physical Format:

Paperback

Number of Pages:

256

Dimensions:

Width 232mm, Height 152mm, Spine 26mm

Weight:

312g

Description

"If only I could get some closure..." If you've found yourself saying these words, you're not alone. When you've lost a relationship, a job, or a loved one, closure can seem as elusive as it is necessary. Psychotherapist and relationship coach Gary McClain says it's one of the most common - and important - issues his clients bring up.

In this empathetic and insightful guide, Dr McClain explains why the promise of closure is so appealing - and why it's not always all it's cracked up to be. He walks readers through what closure is (and isn't), the reasons we want it, how to seek it in healthy and productive ways, and ways to move forward when we don't get the closure we're looking for. Learn how to find peace and leave regret behind when you can't stop obsessing about a fight with a friend, when your world has been turned upside down by a breakup, or when a loved one has died. Whether you're dealing with the pain of loss or are simply feeling the need to tie up a loose end, big or small, in a relationship, the power of closure will help you let go of the past and embrace the future.

Author Bio

Dr Gary McClain is a psychotherapist and relationship coach with a practice in New York City. He also works with employees in corporate settings. The focus of his practice is adults in transition - romantic and family relationships, health and caregiving, work and career, and loss and grief. Effective communication, difficult conversations, and closure are topics that he frequently explores with his clients. He is an adjunct faculty member in graduate mental health programs, and conducts seminars and workshops on mental health and communication.

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