The Longest War
A psychotherapist’s experience of divorce, custody, and power.
Coming July 2024
Praise
“The result is a memoir to which many readers will relate, and one that effectively shows the importance of recovery after trauma.”
“…Dr. Harrington has written a page turner that tells her story of childhood, divorce, parenting, and life with honesty, wisdom, and courage…will touch your heart and give you hope.”
author of Will I Ever Be Good Enough? and Will the Drama Ever End?
“This narrative of a true hero’s journey is harrowing, graceful, and uplifting all at once.”
author of Small: The Little We Need for Happiness
“…A beautifully written testimony to a woman’s right to claim her power.”
New York Times best-selling author A Wedding in Provence, The Paradise Guest House, French Lessons and On a Night Like This
“Dissolution of a marriage and a struggle for child custody can both try the soul and reveal one’s character, especially when the legal process becomes a civil war. Catherine’s story demonstrates the triumph of courage, maternal love, and eventual joy.”
ret. attorney in family law
“Dr. Harrington’s tale of a years-long custody dispute illustrates how money and love are irrevocably intertwined in the dissolution of a family and how wielding the power of money can become a destructive force in relationships.”
author of Sharing the Work and coauthor of Money and Love
“Divorce is an ugly business, made harder when one partner has more power than the other…The reader can’t help but cheer Harrington on in this heartbreaking account of how she fought back—and discovered her inner strength in the process. I was deeply moved.”
New York Times best-selling author of Tangled Vines and Towers of Gold
“In a vividly written and honest memoir, Catherine Hartshorn shows how coming to terms with her pain from childhood created the strength she needed to survive a long custody battle and maintain relationships with her sons. Such a path takes work and generosity.”
Former Justice, Colorado Supreme Court
Catherine Harrington, PhD is a psychotherapist whose vocation found her early, when her middle school classmates in Colorado, began to confide in her about their problems. She grew up in Denver, one generation removed from the family farm in Longmont. After graduating from Stanford University, where she spent her sophomore year in Spain, Catherine began teaching high school Spanish.
Contact
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