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Iamshadow
May 25, 2021 rated it it was amazing
Shelves: autobiography, nonfiction, multiplicity
Still one I really enjoy reading, twenty years after I first bought it. There's a lot here that's still relevant to the lived experience of disordered multiplicity through the therapeutic process, especially in light of the current focus on disordered attachment as a part of developmental trauma. Reparenting can be - and has been - done very, very badly (see Zoe Parry's Angel Child for some prime examples) but in Joan Casey's case, she seems to have fallen on her feet and found a therapist who r ...more
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