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(Medical-NewsWire.com, December 27, 2012 ) Philadelphia, PA – Recent research shows emotional distress can cause serious physical damage to the human heart. The "broken heart syndrome" strongly suggests that ignoring relationship heartaches is not good for your physical and mental health. Effective emotional healing advice is available in the new eBook, “HOW TO HEAL A BROKEN HEART AND STOP THE HURT: Mend Your Relationship Heartache With Self-Love” by Dr. Doris Jeanette (http://www.drjeanette.com/mendbrokenheart.html).
“As soon as emotional pain occurs you need to move into self supportive and emotional healing action,” says Dr. Jeanette, a licensed psychologist with an original emotional healing approach based on 36 years of clinical experience helping people mend their heartaches. “Do not wait until more damage occurs to your physical heart. Take action and immediately begin to heal your relationship problems to stop the unnecessary hurt.”
Dr. Doris Jeanette's eBook explains the difference between thoughts and feelings, between physical and emotional feelings and provides the information needed to unlearn past relationship problems. In addition, the comforting tone of the eBook guides the reader into how to heal emotional wounds and stop the ongoing, repetitive hurt.
HOW TO HEAL A BROKEN HEART AND STOP THE HURT is for sale for $4.99 in the Amazon.com Kindle store, at Smashwords.com, at the iBookstore and bn.com.
It is not necessary to own an ereader device to purchase the ebook. You can download free software and read it on any computer, iPad or smartphone.
For full details on the eBook “HOW TO HEAL A BROKEN HEART AND STOP THE HURT: Mend Your Relationship Heartache With Self-Love” visit: http://www.drjeanette.com/mendbrokenheart.html
About the Author
The Philadelphia Inquirer reports that holistic psychologist Dr. Jeanette “does the work of the gods.” In addition to her private practice, mentoring and training programs, she hosts the radio show "Live at the Edge," publishes a popular newsletter, “The Vibrant Moment,” and has been featured in the news numerous times, such as in the Miami Herald, Chicago Tribune, Woman's Day, Men’s Health, My Graza, Hollywood Life, on PBS and ABC radio, Fox TV and more.
Center for the New Psychology
Dr. Doris Jeanette
215.732.6197
drjeanette@drjeanette.com
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