Healing your emotional and psychological wounds
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Product description
Healing your emotional and psychological wounds
Author: Beverly Inglin
Translated into Arabic: Prof. Mohiuddin Hamidi
Binding: Hardcover
Number of parts: One
Paper: Shamoha
Size: 14 × 21
Summary:
Neglecting childhood and emotional abuse are the reasons behind the most serious problems people suffer from today, and this is not a new revelation to most professionals or many who are affected by their effects; but despite this knowledge, there is not enough help for survivors of these types of abuse, and there are relatively few books that provided readers with a full understanding of how this kind of child abuse affects people, ways to heal from the damage, and how to resolve relationships with parents.
This is the first book to present a comprehensive healing program dedicated to the types of messages (mirrors) that abusive and emotionally neglectful parents send to their children, and how this kind of abuse affects the child's self-image.
If you are a victim of abuse or emotional neglect, healing your emotional and psychological wounds will clearly show you exactly what to do to recover from the damage done to your self-image and self-respect. It will guide you step-by-step through an innovative and mentally sound program; innovative because it uses the mirror as an analogy and a healing tool, and mentally sound because it combines years of extensive experience in healing people who have been emotionally abused with completely respectful psychological concepts.
This book features a unique mirror therapy program, which has proven highly effective in treatment. The program is highly innovative; it describes and treats individuals who experienced emotional harm or neglect as children using concepts from developmental psychology, object relations, self-psychology, body therapies, cognitive-behavioral therapy, art therapy, and many ideas in the book form a unique program specifically designed to treat those who have experienced abuse or emotional neglect.

