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Crises are unpredictable and happen when least expected. As a victim, you'll experience anger, denial, and confusion, while at other times you'll feel stuck, unable to progress to the next facet of grief, and that's okay. Move Forward Stronger: A Dynamic Framework to Process Change, Loss, and Grief by Julia A. Nicholson gives you reasons to push forward through examples of her lived experiences. At eighteen, Julia was involved in a head-on accident that left her emotionally and physically disturbed, unable to come to terms with what had happened. Later, she marries Mark, an abusive husband who constantly torments her psychologically and physically, picking on her insecurities. Finally, her second husband, Keith, whom she loved and adored, commits suicide. Devastated, Julia also thinks of taking her own life until she discovers the meaning of grief and the five facets of the Diamond Framework that helped her process change and loss and pursue a purposeful and happy life.
Julia A. Nicholson shares suggestions in Move Forward Stronger on how family and friends should care for an individual going through a crisis. These suggestions help family members and friends know how to manage and handle loved ones. They can understand them better and help them feel loved, even when they shut themselves in and isolate themselves. The personal experiences Julia shares help individuals going through the same turmoil fight and overcome it, letting them feel they are not alone as people in similar situations become stronger. The five facets of the Diamond Framework help individuals going through a crisis evaluate themselves to know where they are stuck and work on moving to the next level. I recommend it to those going through a problem since it will equip them with tools, techniques, and habits to help them achieve a fulfilling and happy life.