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Breaking Free: A Handbook for Recovery from Family Abuse and Violence
This notebook is very short in pages, but long on its proposal for emotional support and recovery for those whose lives are affected by family violence. It is a journal full of exercises that can be developed in a group setting or as a self-help guide for someone who wants to work it individually. It includes instructions on how to hold the meetings, as well as tools for leaders/facilitators of group processes. Finally, it offers a suggestion for healing EMDR therapy for those who need professional help.
78 pages, Kindle Edition
First published January 15, 2015
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March 26, 2020
Having read many books on abuse, this one comparatively i have found quite power packed, considering how short it is.
A book wrapped in grace towards the abused and the abuser.
The exercises are excellently thought provoking and can be done either by yourself, with a facilitator, in a group or even if you cannot read!
definitely a goodread!
A book wrapped in grace towards the abused and the abuser.
The exercises are excellently thought provoking and can be done either by yourself, with a facilitator, in a group or even if you cannot read!
definitely a goodread!
July 13, 2020
For self discovery and for professional use
It at first a workbook with prompts for self reflection and then a manual for therapists on how to use the book.
It at first a workbook with prompts for self reflection and then a manual for therapists on how to use the book.
October 17, 2020
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Good book shorter than expected useful info
And added links. Work book is useful recommended to friends and colleague s
Good book shorter than expected useful info
And added links. Work book is useful recommended to friends and colleague s
Displaying 1 - 3 of 3 reviews