Inner Bonding: Becoming a Loving Adult to Your Inner Child

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Summary: Getting to know my child for the first time
Review: A great exploration for healing yourself through your own soul. An honest look at how we've abandon that inner voice inside that speaks to us on a daily basis and tells us what we need. The voice that tells us when we are inflicting pain and damage upon it and ourselves. We can actually take our wounds and heal ourselves by becoming a parent to ourselves and protecting that inner "child" or voice. An amazing process of discovering that you are not alone and learning how to love yourself and your child unlike anything ever felt before. Helps the reader understand that only we ourselves are able to take full responsibility for healing the pain that has occured in our lives. The book also gives great exercises on how to heal pain from the past caused by others, without even involving the person who may or may not be in the persons life. A great way to heal the scars left behind and take control of your own life. No more blaming the world for what we have to go through. We can heal ourselves and that is a very powerful concept. Helps enrich not only your life, but everyone around you.

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Summary: Not for the faint of heart and NOT just for women only!
Review: As both a clinical therapist, and a person searching for continued growth-I found this book easy to read, insighful and applicable to real life situations. I read a lot of books, and this was one of the better ones.

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Summary: Learning to Play with My Inner Child
Review: I have to say from the outset that I used to think the whole "inner child" thing was a bunch of psychobabble nonsense. Then, I was confronted with some issues in my life that proved me wrong. As is my wont, I immediately began to research "inner child work" and to do some. This book was the most helpful of all that I read. The author talks about the importance of integrating the "child" inside all of us with the "adult" -- bringing the emotional side of our lives into contact with the rational side. I can honestly say that following this author's suggestions has had a huge, positive impact on my life.

Rating:
Summary: Getting to know my child for the first time
Review: I have to say from the outset that I used to think the whole "inner child" thing was a bunch of psychobabble nonsense. Then, I was confronted with some issues in my life that proved me wrong. As is my wont, I immediately began to research "inner child work" and to do some. This book was the most helpful of all that I read. The author talks about the importance of integrating the "child" inside all of us with the "adult" -- bringing the emotional side of our lives into contact with the rational side. I can honestly say that following this author's suggestions has had a huge, positive impact on my life.

Rating:
Summary: Not for the faint of heart and NOT just for women only!
Review: Margie Paul's Inner Bonding concepts and theory is a difficult BUT worthwhile journey. You've got to learn to love the one you're with AND that one is YOU! Don't let the Inner Child and Loving Adult throw you off, keep at it, it works!