Iffah Nizar's For the Heart That's Still Hurting serves as a beautiful, profoundly comforting asset for faith-inclusive bibliotherapy, speaking with extraordinary empathy to those anchored to the phantom pains of past betrayals. By exploring the messy, non-linear realities of resentment and emotional fragmentation, the text acts as a non-judgmental clinical mirror that directly validates the reader's resistance to toxic, superficial forgiveness. Its therapeutic power rests in its delicate pairing of poignant illustrations with active, scriptural self-reflection exercises, changing a solitary reading experience into an interactive dialogue of self-discovery. For any reader suffocating under the heavy, invisible weight of anger, vengeance, or emotional stagnation, this book offers a sanctuary of absolute psychological safety. It gently guides them to reframe their brokenness, step away from isolating grudges, and return the keys of their emotional and spiritual wellbeing to the divine.