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  Heartbreak and the Brain 24 January 2005  
The neuroscience of splitting up

A new study suggests that separating from your partner affects the mechanisms of the brain.

Could this be the reason why depression is more common in women than men? And what do you do to ensure a soft mental landing after leaving your lover?

The neuroscience writer Rita Carter, and the psychotherapist Brett Kahr provide some answers.
 
 
BBC Women's Health: Your mind


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