Lerner's Divorce Book Hits Top Spot on Amazon
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Psychotherapist Liz Goll Lerner's Second Edition of "Divorce Well and Thrive" Hits #1 on Amazon's Family Health Chart After Her Emmy Week Debut
Psychotherapist Liz Goll Lerner's second edition of "Divorce Well and Thrive" has reached the top spot on Amazon's Family Health chart, following her successful debut during Emmy Week. The book, which draws on Lerner's four decades of clinical practice and her own divorce experience, has been endorsed by clinicians, coaches, and family law practitioners alike.
The day-long event was a resounding success, with Lerner connecting with performers, producers, and creatives including Carlos Manuel Vesga, Patrik Simpson, Summer Moore, and many others.
Over the course of the day, Lerner discussed various high-stakes conversations that people often avoid, such as renegotiating a professional relationship, rehearsing a personal conversation, or avoiding a family conversation. The three themes that emerged repeatedly were the professional conversation being postponed, the personal conversation being rehearsed, and the family conversation being avoided entirely. These conversations often involve empty nests, relationship struggles, self-confidence, production challenges, major achievements, and heartbreak.
Lerner's book, "Divorce Well and Thrive" 2nd Edition, has been a significant hit since the event, reaching the top spot on Amazon's Family Health chart in the days following the event. The book, which Lerner created to help people navigate the conversations that define their lives and careers, has been praised for its practical, tangible advice. Leadership coach Amy Ahlers from San Francisco, for instance, recommends it as a go-to guide for those going through divorces, while family law attorney Darcy A. Shoop from Rockville, MD, calls it a "must-have" for those contemplating or in the middle of a divorce.
Lerner is set to launch an expanded coaching program this fall, extending her high-stakes conversation work to both executive and personal clients. Details of the program will be announced separately.
Lerner's second edition of "Divorce Well and Thrive" has not only reached the top spot on Amazon's Family Health chart but has also been endorsed by various professionals, including coaches, therapists, and family law practitioners. The book, which Lerner created to help people navigate the conversations that define their lives and careers, has been praised for its practical, tangible advice. The event Lerner held during Emmy Week, where she invited Emmy nominees, performers, producers, and media to name the one conversation they had been avoiding, was well-received by the participants. The book's success is expected to continue as Lerner expands her coaching program.