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How do you get inspired to write?

Alison Miller With my books on mind control and ritual abuse, I saw a huge gap in what was available for therapists and for survivors of these abuses. I felt someone had to fill that gap, so I wrote those books.

With my books on parenting, they started out as courses, in which I translated material which was only available in academic or therapeutic jargon into everyday language. It seemed a natural transition to publish this material as books, along with my colleague Allison Rees.

I have had other books on the back burner for a long time, and it seems I never get to them because these areas are too pressing.

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Bookish asked Alison Miller:

Your recent books are excellent and really lift the lid on how abusive groups use attachment, manipulation, lies and torture to control othes. Do you have plans to produce a second edition of Healing the Unimaginable, perhaps with an improved index? And do you have plans to write about healing from cult abuse which does not begin in childhood or involve complex dissociative states?

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Diane De asked Alison Miller:

Hello Alison I met you last May in Oakland California. I showed you some "art" in the foyer. I have since read both of Wendy Hoffman"s books. I was born the same year 1943 London Tavistock connection my Mrs Thwarski was my grandmother and Mengele was in London early 1947--I want need to meet Wendy--I have some pieces of the jigsaw-- Australia?

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