In the interest of always sharing reviews and recommendations from others, I wanted to share this review I found thanks to Twitter.
Katy Sauer gave Sarah E. Olsen’s book about DID 5 stars over on her blog, even though she went in expecting to be disappointed.
Go check out Katy’s review, and her blog. She’s just started and looks like she’ll be doing lots of book reviews from what I can see!
The first Peer SupportGroup session took place in early October 2015, with positive reviews from both users and moderators. The service functions similar to a group chat, where male survivors of childhood sexual abuse can support other men in their journey of trauma recovery. Men from all over the country can chat back and forth…
‘When it comes to mental health, all countries are developing countries’
Supporting a Family Member with Serious Mental Illness Is Harder Than It Should Be
Books Under Review: Summer 2022 – “Reviews of five recent books reflecting various perspectives on the mental health system.”
As always, when I don’t have the time to review books and resources myself, I like to point to others reviews. Here’s one from the PyschCentral website: http://psychcentral.com/lib/book-review-tell-me-your-story/ As stated clearly in the subtitle, Dr. Pearl has written her book for the everyday person struggling with everyday life. Avoiding the overused “self-help” model, she focuses…
Got this email from Anita E. Wladichuk announcing her new book and website. I can’t say that I’ve read any of the books in the series, but if you’re interested, check it out and be sure to come back and let us know what you think! Please visit my new Website at www.ghostlyowl.com and discover…
This is so very true, and such a struggle for those of us who grew up constantly being criticized, belittled, and abused. “In this case, the words that hurt, the words of abuse, are constant reminders of what others thought of us. Absent of any positive reinforcement, these words may have become hardwired within us….
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Book Review Elsewhere – Becoming One: A Story of Triumph Over Dissociative Identity Disorder – http://t.co/bcKWgHngRF via @Survivornetwork
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