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  2. Oct 19, 2023 · Practice radical transparency. Instead of bottling up emotions, Kraushaar encourages people to be “radically transparent” with each other about what has hurt them. This involves truly getting...

    • Ambivalence. A million thoughts and feelings run through your head immediately after a breakup. At this stage, your heart and head play tug of war with your emotions, pulling you in different directions.
    • Denial and Shock. Shock tends to set in soon after a breakup. At this stage, we’re in denial about the breakup and our emotions. “Denial is a protective mechanism that absorbs the pain as we slowly deal with a shifting reality,” says de Llano.
    • Anger and Resentment. In the wake of a breakup, you may feel intense anger and resentment toward your ex. These are some of the thoughts and behaviors you may experience in this stage
    • Bargaining and Negotiation. The bargaining stage is where we negotiate with ourselves and our partners ways in which we can change ourselves or our situation in order to regain the relationship, de Llano explains.
  3. May 27, 2024 · The path to healing and knowing how to fix a broken relationship is within your grasp. You can rediscover the love and connection that once seemed lost forever with the right steps.

  4. Apr 29, 2023 · Research on relationship breakdowns suggests ways to restore the lost sense of justice at the heart of a rift. We can restore a relationship's quality by learning how to provide sincere...

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    • Don't Let Your Emotions Rule. Try not to view the end of a relationship as a failure. Instead, think of it as an opportunity to learn and grow. It doesn’t matter if it was your first relationship or if you’ve had others before.
    • Do Take Care of Yourself. Good self-care is emotional, physical, and spiritual. You have your own unique needs in each area, but there are some general acts of self-care that are beneficial for almost everyone, such as a nutritious diet, regular exercise, a social support system, and strategies for coping with stress, to name a few.
    • Don’t Get Stuck in the Past. We all tend to look back on our lives and relationships with “rose-colored glasses.” The effect of “rosy retrospection” is that you may refuse to see the problems and only focus on the good parts (which you’re likely to miss).
    • Do Appreciate the Good Memories. Even if your relationship ended on a sour note, chances are, it was not all bad. It’s normal to look back at what was good about it, and you may find you miss certain things about your ex and the love you shared.
  5. Dec 28, 2021 · When something goes wrong in a relationship, particularly a close one, it’s all too easy to set off a negative chain of events. New research suggests how to restore harmony.

  6. Jan 13, 2021 · Not all relationships are salvageable, but those that are will require several key principles to repair them so that the relationship becomes functional and gratifying.