How to Transform Hurt and Anger into Compassion and Love

If there is someone in your life that you are estranged from—and you think you might want to do something about it—you will find support and inspiration within the pages of this book. Once you read it, you will know whether or not you want to seek reconciliation, and what you need to do to proceed.

I Thought We’d Never Speak Again will teach you:

To assess your current situation clearly
To determine whether or not you are ready for reconciliation
The three main obstacles to reconciliation
The critical difference between reconciliation and capitulation
The essential elements of a good apology
What to do when you want to reconcile and the other person doesn’t
Why you need to heal unforgivable injuries before you consider reconciliation
Six steps that can change enemies into allies
Why estrangement can sometimes be good
To establish the boundaries that are essential to reconciliation
To reconcile even if don’t want to forgive
When it is right to talk about the past and when it isn’t
To accept that a relationship is over
The critical distinction between humility and accountability, and how to determine which one is needed
Why “failing” at reconciliation can still lead to personal success

“With prodigious love and wisdom, Laura Davis shows us ways to reconcile with our own fear and pain and rage, if not always with our adversaries.”
--David Hall, M.D. Family Psychiatrist and Author of Stop Arguing
and Start Understanding: Eight Steps to Solving Family Conflicts

If you or someone you love is suffering over an estranged relationship, I Thought We’d Never Speak Again will provide you with an unbeatable combination of information, insight, and inspiration.