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letting go and transferring on after a breakup

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This article was written by Amy Chan and wikiHow staff writer Glen Carreau. Amy Chan is a relationship coach and founder of Renew Breakup Bootcamp, a retreat that takes a scientific and spiritual approach to healing after a relationship breakup. Her team of psychologists and coaches has helped hundreds of people in just five years of operation, and the bootcamp has been featured on CNN, Vogue, the New York Times, and Fortune. She has published a book on her work, Breakup Bootcamp. This article has been viewed 405,684 times.

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To move on from your breakup, keep yourself busy so you’re not thinking about your ex. You can spend extra time with friends and family, pick up a new hobby, and do relaxing activities at home, like reading a good book or taking a bubble bath. Take some time to hide or get rid of anything that reminds you of your ex, as this will make it easier not to think about them. For example, if you have any photos or special mementos of the two of you lying around, put them in a box or throw them in the trash. While taking your mind off your ex can be helpful, make sure you’re not bottling up your feelings, as this will only make you feel worse in the long run. By letting yourself cry and talking about your feelings with someone you trust, you can release your emotions and start to feel better faster. For advice from our relationship co-author on how to stay independent and start dating again after a breakup, keep reading!

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