Breaking Soul Ties: Freedom from the Root of Toxic Relationships

by Dennis Clark, Jennifer Clark

True and lasting change is possible! There are countless self-help plans that promise to break bad habits. While some are effective at changing harmful patterns, true transformation is more than just avoiding destructive behaviors. What is the key to lasting life-change? The answer lies in your soul and the things to which your soul is spiritually bound. Drs. Dennis and Jen Clark have decades of experience in helping people unearth the root causes of emotional and behavioral issues. Combining their psychological expertise with a biblical framework for spiritual deliverance, the Clarks offer powerful tools to set you free from the soul ties that are binding you! Discover how Break loose from bondage! Throw off your chains and become everything God has made you to be

Genres: Counselling

240 pages, Kindle Edition

Published May 21, 2019

Reviews

[Jacklin Billings]

The book dealt with the way we become bound to people, places, and even objects without realizing the impact it can have on our lives. It read like a study in human behavior, particularly in relation to habits and addictions we form. I couldn't help but keep hearing the lyrics of "Old Habits" by Hank Williams Jr. in my head as I was reading, and it is true that there is no new thing under the sun- we might think our situation is unique, but some one somewhere has seen it before and may have some insight on what we can do to make it better. I recommend this book for anyone that is serious about changing the destructive patterns that impact their life and is prepared to go after the root of the problem and not just treating the symptoms.

[Rachel Motte]

This is not so much a book as it is the first - draft of a manuscript in need of a good editor. The authors contradict themselves in several spots, can't seem to decide to whom the book is addressed, don't define their terms clearly, and offer advice which is largely too vague to be useful.

In other places, the authors make interesting assertions, only to immediately change the subject without backing up or even explaining their assertions. Example: Manipulation in the workplace is witchcraft. Whoa... In what way? Are all successful businessmen witches and warlocks, then? I don't know, because having made this assertion, the authors change the subject without offering an explanation.

I've worked with undergraduate students who could organize their thoughts more effectively than this. I wish the authors well, and strongly advise them to hire a new editor for their next volume.

[Jacquie]

Another interesting read by the Clarks. They expounded more in this book on the connection between our thoughts and emotions. It was good to read some additional ideas on prayer, and the information about addiction, including pornography was interesting.

[Steven Ramos]

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Very good book I recommend it completely. I liked it very much . I think it’s a must for spiritual growth

[Becks]

This book helped me break away from a toxic relationship.

[Flora Reigada]

While I expected this book to focus on spiritual healing, it approached our struggles, habits and hang-ups from a more psychological point of view. This was fine and helpful, because the book offered practical steps to overcome addictions and free ourselves from toxic relationships.

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