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.
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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I listened to 2 of your talks recorded from the survivorship.org 2017 conference. In one talk you mentioned that you would be speaking on memories from infancy. I couldn't locate that particular talk and I am very interrested. Do you know if the talk is avaiable? Thank you for you clear and compassionate approach.
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