Guides the reader in transforming bad experiences and stresses by using the imagination
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Markova has a talent for imaginative applications of psychiatric and Asian healing concepts (which she credits extensively). Focusing on internal stresses, she creates a logic and an atmosphere for appropriating them, guiding the reader to uncover their positive function and search for alternative expressions. Her rather elaborate theoretical structure has some telling points, chiefly allowing for individual variations in coping with problems, while her own experiences and client examples demonstrate how to transform bad things by using the imagination. Reading the exercises and the ideas of others begins to stretch the mind, but the development she projects seems most compelling in the processes she offers, perhaps requiring presence and participation to reveal their worth. Virginia Dwyer
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Paperback. Condition: Very Good. How do ordinary people change themselves sufficiently so they can break their crippling silences, and tell the stories of how they saved their lives? How do people live their lives so they learn to heal and conversely, how do people heal in order to live their lives? Everyone has things, both large and small, they want to change or get rid in themselves. This book presents a transformative process for perceiving problems as solutions in a step-by-step pathway to healing. Based on the author's work with hundreds of clients and her own recovery from addiction, a life-threatening cancer and childhood abuse, Dr Markova believes that through awareness, imagination and compassion people can turn toward and face their problems and demons in a way that creates wholeness instead of fragmentation. The book provides a process to learn new ways to relate compassionately to the things inside and out that people oppose, and to use the unique resources of people's own minds to save their lives. Dawna Markova is the author of "The Art of the Possible" and "How Your Child is Smart". The book has been read, but is in excellent condition. Pages are intact and not marred by notes or highlighting. The spine remains undamaged. Seller Inventory # GOR001877340
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