ISBN:978-0-9825321-3-3

By Sara Brouillet

COMING SOON: Anyone grieving a death and living with unmet attachment needs, while attempting to let go, rethink, and trust inner promptings of sacred love will block the struggle, rather than grow through the deep pain of loss. In our walk with the Lord, the quintessential exemplar of true love, the eternal teaching and learning of forgiveness is constant, joyous, and humbling in a way that unites us with God and each other. Acts of forgiveness bridge chasms within us, years and places in life where only love can be the way of God to one another.

“Dr. Brouillet engages you in emotional healing as she combines spiritual guidance with her expertise in psychotherapy. The GBU Letters – Brouillet’s tools of the trade – are at the same time simple and profoundly effective. Getting Back in the River teaches how to leave your darkest place, and journey through grief and loss. It is not only a must read, but a must share.” Dorsey Prince Leonard, short-story author in, The Right Words at the Right Time, Volume 2: Your Turn!, by Marlo Thomas and Friends.

“You’ve got something valuable here. The discussion of loss as rejection versus loss as disappointment is a significant distinction and profound. This material has great utility to all therapists, medical personnel, and healers of all persuasions who work with hurting humans. ‘No safety, no growth’ . . . the paradox is that growth feels inherently not safe – it is going somewhere you have not been. It is risky. You cannot risk safety. True, there needs to be a sense of safety to venture forth – but in the end, it requires the courage to try. This is a really significant work.” John Davis, Ph.D., CEO of The Resource Group.