Mend The Gap: A transformative journey from deep despair to spiritual awakening

Mottram, Katie

ISBN 10: 1781331111 / ISBN 13: 9781781331118

Published by Rethink Press Limited, 2014

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Bibliographic Details

• Title: Mend The Gap: A transformative journey from deep despair to spiritual awakening
• Publisher: Rethink Press Limited
• Publication Date: 2014
• Language: English
• ISBN 10: 1781331111
• ISBN 13: 9781781331118
• Binding: Paperback
• Condition: Used; Very Good

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Synopsis

You are having what could be diagnosed as an insane experience, but you know, deep down, that it's actually more real than the façade you are trying to maintain to 'fit in' with what society suggests is normal. Are you really the only one, and can you continue to live a lie? When Katie Mottram, a mental health practitioner whose mother suffered from severe depression, found herself having a breakdown, she suddenly realised that the system in which she worked was getting it all wrong. Nobody could have envisioned the miraculous destination to which her distress would lead her. When you've read Katie's story and her amazing insights, you will: • Understand the messages contained in your emotions • Find out what lies beneath your fears • Discover how you have access to everything your soul desires • Realise that your dream life is not out of reach • Gain the confidence to live as your authentic self. As a consequence of her own spiritual crisis, Katie is now a development group member of the UK Spiritual Crisis Network, and is working to gain recognition for this very natural phenomenon within mainstream psychiatry. She is also involved with an innovative mental health pilot study aiming to 'normalise' mental distress and transform policy within the UK and beyond. Katie is based in Norfolk, England, and can be contacted at: twitter.com/SynchronizeYou