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The Wholehearted Way

  • Christian Living
  • Counseling, Grief & Mental Health
  • Publisher: Revell (Baker Publishing Group)
  • Published: 2026

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Publisher's Description

A Five-Part Framework to Healing and Inner Peace· Understand your patterns of pain· Navigate heartbreak, disappointment, and rejection· From a credentialed PsyD professor of psychology, speaker, and coachHeartbreak, disappointment, and rejection are part of being human in a broken world. But when we experience them again and again, it can start to feel personal. Our identity and worth are shaken, and we may find that staying hurt feels easier than pursuing healing. Yet, in Christ, we are meant to be made whole. The Wholehearted Way expresses an approach to life that requires us to tell ourselves a bigger, better, broader story about our pain, allowing us to love ourselves fully and live abundantly. Combining biblical truth with her psychology and coaching expertise, Dr. Peace Amadi helps you· understand why rejection cuts so deep· identify the hidden beliefs that sabotage your healing and restoration· build a kind, life-giving relationship with your inner self· ask the right questions when facing heartache, unfulfilled dreams, and unmet expectations· choose freedom from the painful cycles in your life Though pain must run its course, it doesn't have to be your life's story. The Wholehearted Way is your compassionate roadmap for navigating the heartbreak, disappointment, and rejection life hands you in order to experience true and lasting peace.


Endorsements (5)

“Dr. Peace Amadi is a radiant force for good in our generation. With stunning vulnerability, she invites us into a space where true healing and personal revolution are not only possible but inevitable. The Wholehearted Way is more than a book—it is a compassionate companion and a wise manual for anyone seeking heart transformation after heartbreak. Amadi’s wisdom will meet you where you are and walk with you toward the healing you deserve.”

Akua K. Boateng

“Dr. Peace Amadi seamlessly weaves Scripture, personal experiences, and clinical anecdotes into a beautiful tapestry that highlights the importance of faith, hope, and healing as the framework for living a peaceful life. Her vulnerability is heartfelt and relatable.”

Gloria Odum

“The Wholehearted Way is like a comfortable conversation with your best friend, if your best friend happens to be a highly skilled clinician who constantly keeps it real. This book normalizes the process of loss, grief, and self-blame that we have all experienced at least once. Moreover, her navigation of the psychological and spiritual growth processes involved in exploring these feelings is both uplifting and relatable. Like a phoenix risen from the ashes, Dr. Amadi shares her journey with the frankness and confidence of an individual who has lived the pain and grown in strength.”

Dr. Joseph Pelletier

“In The Wholehearted Way, Dr. Peace Amadi offers us a priceless gift—one that feels like both a warm embrace and a bold invitation. With profound insight, spiritual wisdom, and compassionate clarity, she helps us reframe life’s inevitable heartbreaks not as the end of our story but as sacred turning points toward healing. This book is a balm for the brokenhearted, a road map for the disillusioned, and a powerful reminder that even in the aftermath of disappointment, our lives can still overflow with meaning and joy.”

Katie Alaniz

“The Wholehearted Way is an honest and deeply compassionate guide for anyone navigating heartbreak, disappointment, or unfulfilled dreams. Dr. Peace Amadi writes with the insight of a clinician and the tenderness of a sister-friend. What I appreciate most is her seamless blend of faith and psychology. She doesn’t rush past pain but names it, sits with it, and gently leads us toward peace rooted in divine truth. Through powerful storytelling, Dr. Amadi reminds us just how much God cares about our wounds and our restoration.”

Ijeoma Anadu Okoli

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