Beatriz Dujovne was born and raised in Buenos Aires, and has lived half of her adult life in the American Midwest. She received a graduate degree in psychology from the University of Buenos Aires, and a Ph.D. from the University of Missouri. After a career in private practice, she now sees clients remotely from Argentina and the United States.

“Beatriz paints a portrait of an analyzed grief—but not in the ways you might think. This book isn’t about dissecting grief itself in order to move beyond it. Rather, it’s a love story. One about a husband and wife, yes. Even more, it’s a love story between one’s former self and the self that is yet to come.”—Megan Devine, author of It’s OK That You're Not OK: Meeting Grief and Loss in a Culture That Doesn't Understand

• Table of ContentsAcknowledgmentsForeword by Neil SkolnickIntroduction1. Flying from Autumn to Spring2. Not Just Another Husband3. Elusive Encounters4. Ripples of Loss5. Where Did My ­Self-Esteem Go?6. I Carry a Horror in My Heart7. Dancing Interrupted8. Minotaurs in the Labyrinth9. Missteps of a Widow in the World of Singles10. Playful Restorations11. The Anniversary12. A Colorful Carlos DayEpilogue: One Year Later