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by - written on 06/07/00 (Useful, 135 readings)
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I think this book should be put in Psychology and Mind body and spirit because it covers both areas. I have read many books that have been written on this subject and work on a helpline. I often tell callers that if they are looking for one book to read if you have been abused yourself or know or work with survivors then this is the one i'd recommend.It was written by 2 psychologists Carolyn Ainscough & Kay Toon who set up groups in the Warrington area and this book is based ontheir experiences. It is a type of workbook which looks at how SA changes lives, Guilt feelings, Tackling problems, feelings towards others and in the end Breaking Free.has ... Read the complete review
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