Mummy’s Little Helper
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Health, Alternative & Holistic Health, Alternative Therapies, Self Help, Self Improvement
| Author: | Sarah Davies | ISBN: | 9781908557490 |
| Publisher: | Amolibros | Publication: | April 16, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition | Language: | English |
| Author: | Sarah Davies |
| ISBN: | 9781908557490 |
| Publisher: | Amolibros |
| Publication: | April 16, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Smashwords Edition |
| Language: | English |
Are you familiar with an aching, inner emptiness that is never satisfied; a huge black hole lurking just beneath the surface that in your lowest moments will suck you down into a bottomless pit of despair; a hole that you do your best to fill with food, alcohol, drugs, sex? Do you have a habit of flitting from one relationship to another constantly searching for love? Or is shopping your addiction of choice?
Perhaps you have no obvious problems but a generalised awareness of things being not quite right, a vague unease from which you manage to distract yourself by keeping busy. Do relationships work out the way you would like them to? Are you happy? If life is less than perfect, then this is a place to start and put things right.
In this easily accessible book, Sarah Davies suggests a cause of this problem and leads us through the healing process.
About the author: Married with two small children, Sarah Davies was originally an architect and designer but now practises as a therapist.She specialises in the inner child work and in shadow recognition and integration.
Are you familiar with an aching, inner emptiness that is never satisfied; a huge black hole lurking just beneath the surface that in your lowest moments will suck you down into a bottomless pit of despair; a hole that you do your best to fill with food, alcohol, drugs, sex? Do you have a habit of flitting from one relationship to another constantly searching for love? Or is shopping your addiction of choice?
Perhaps you have no obvious problems but a generalised awareness of things being not quite right, a vague unease from which you manage to distract yourself by keeping busy. Do relationships work out the way you would like them to? Are you happy? If life is less than perfect, then this is a place to start and put things right.
In this easily accessible book, Sarah Davies suggests a cause of this problem and leads us through the healing process.
About the author: Married with two small children, Sarah Davies was originally an architect and designer but now practises as a therapist.She specialises in the inner child work and in shadow recognition and integration.
