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Los Angeles Times
Los Angeles Times
Lifestyle
Kailyn Brown

After being dumped, can a $4,000 breakup boot camp help you heal?

LOS ANGELES — When filmmaker Tito Molina told his business partner and ex-girlfriend that he was attending a breakup retreat to help him heal from their recent split, she offered to help him pay for it.

Molina’s ex ended their relationship in early September, a couple of weeks before their nine-year anniversary. Molina said the breakup was sudden and devastating. But leading up to it, he had felt as if they were the happiest they’d ever been given how well their production company was doing. After their breakup, he realized that his attention to work and not his ex’s needs had caused a strain in their relationship.

Molina, 35, had experienced previous breakups. However, he said this one hit him differently.

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