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Sharing – Top 35 Most Impactful Books to Overcome Emotional Abuse

ByMikeM Reading Time: 1 minute

If you’re dealing with healing from emotional abuse, I suppose it couldn’t hurt to check out some book recommendations from your fellow survivors, no?

“The list below represents the Top 5 (and the next 30) books most recommended. A total of 35 curated resources for emotional abuse escape and recovery. Use these resources to build your understanding and rebuild your life.”

Check out the list Stacy put together, and let us know if you’ve read and would recommend any of these, or any other books about emotional abuse.

https://medium.com/real-life-resilience/top-35-most-impactful-books-to-overcome-emotional-abuse-f7e9918221fb

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