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by - written on 04/10/09 (Very useful, 49 readings)
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Promoted as a 'journal of hope and healing', the first edition of 'Recovering the Self' is a mixed collection of items: there are interviews, poems, stories, memoirs, press releases and articles on psychology. I was intrigued by the diversity on offer, but as I read each section I began to wonder who the intended audience was - or indeed, if the publishers had really considered this issue. The sections often did not seem to relate to each other, which is why I am going to review each in turn. Inspiration In this short article Ms Sinor, Ph.D, explains how create our reality from what we know, and argues that we can only escape from childhood abuse by ... Read the complete review
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