Love Has Gone, But We Remain. How to Survive a Breakup and Open New Horizons

Walter Riso is a doctor of psychology from Colombia, the author of the sunniest and most life-loving bestsellers on self-help. He is known and valued worldwide as a specialist in cognitive therapy and bioethics, and Walter Riso's books are published in large print runs in 20 languages.

Any problem - whether it is addiction, unrequited love, low self-esteem, or anxiety - Riso proposes to address it not through struggle, tears, and painful childhood memories. His approach entails sound optimism, justified efforts, and joy from them. Turning the last page of any of his books, the reader no longer doubts but knows - everything will be fine.

"Love Has Gone, But We Remain" discusses what to do if you have broken up with a loved one but cannot fully move on.

Walter Riso applies a pain-relieving compress to the broken heart and explains how to:
- understand what happened and "grieve" it;
- forgive all those involved in the collapse of the relationship;
- finally and decisively say goodbye to the past;
- rebuild yourself for a better future.

Even if it seems that you no longer can feel joy, during the reading process you will smile. Because… you will fall in love. But not with someone, but with your life.

"The author takes the reader through the familiar stages of a breakup: analyzing mistakes, explaining the harm of such behavior, and providing exercises for self-improvement to move on. The book is an excellent assistant not only at the moment of breakup but also afterward, if you feel that you still haven't let go of the person." - Tanya Zaitseva, SMM manager of "Burning Izba"