Stop Hurting, Start Healing

📖 Stop Hurting, Start Healing – A Journey to Resilience and Joy 📖

🔹 Transform Pain into Strength with Emunah and Self-Discovery 🔹

Stop Hurting, Start Healing is more than just another self-help book—it is a faith-filled, transformative journey to resilience, healing, and joy.

In this magnificent work, Raquel Kirszenbaum—a renowned international speaker and educator—takes us on a dynamic quest from despair and difficulty to growth and happiness. From the very first page, this powerful guide embraces you, leading you through the transformative process of healing, forgiveness, compassion, and self-acceptance.

This isn’t just a survival manual; it’s a vibrant roadmap to living a meaningful and fulfilling life despite life’s hardships. The author reminds us of a vital truth: while we can’t control everything, we can control how we respond. Every challenge, every relationship, and every struggle is an opportunity—for growth, inspiration, and even unexpected blessings.

Drawing from her own personal experiences with adversity, Raquel Kirszenbaum shares her journey with raw honesty, guiding readers to accept reality with emunah, and asking the ultimate question:
🛤️ "It is what it is… So, what’s next? What do YOU want to make of it? Who do YOU want to become?"

Why Read Stop Hurting, Start Healing?

✅ A faith-based approach – combining resilience, psychology, and Torah wisdom
✅ Deeply personal and relatable – an author who shares her own struggles and triumphs
✅ A powerful mindset shift – moving from victimhood to empowerment
✅ A roadmap to healing – practical insights on overcoming emotional pain and self-doubt

📖 Dimensions: 9" x 6"

💡 A must-read for anyone seeking healing, strength, and a deeper connection with Hashem.

✨ Praise for Stop Hurting, Start Healing:
“…deeply moving and insightful memoir… What sets Stop Hurting, Start Healing apart is Raquel's unwavering faith in the meaning and purpose of her journey, even in the face of seemingly insurmountable odds… I highly recommend it.”
— Rabbi Shimon Russell

“…a very powerful book detailing how to deal with emotional pain… from a Torah perspective.”
— Rabbi Yitzchak Breitowitz