This work demonstrates how therapists can apply systems thinking to understand better clients' individual psyches. The Internal Family Systems mode...
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Nov 03, 2011
Vanessa
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I love parts work big-time. I just wished it didn't focus so heavily on eating disorders. However, it is well worth a read for its richness, it's depth and it's clear explanation of the way in which the multiplicity of self can be honored in therapy and attended to in the service of healing.
Oct 22, 2011
Lora
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This model seems to make a lot of intuitive sense. Well-laid out. I would've liked the chance to look at a single-parent situation. I also expected a less simplified analysis of societal/cultural burdens...
Jan 03, 2009
Jeanine Marie
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This psychotherapeutic model really resonates with me and all of my parts.
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Apr 26, 2008
Julie
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For the more advanced seeker. This book provides an applicable theory to how emotions work and why we make the decisions we make. It has changed my whole world view and is a tool that has allowed me to learn how to have more grace toward myself and as a result, I have more grace to give to others.
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