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An Empty Heart - Bunney, Anne Marshall
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In writing this book, the author draws upon her personal clinical wisdom and psychotherapy experience as she probes the complexities of life that are often exacerbated by alcoholism, drug addiction, domestic violence and homelessness. Writing with honesty, wisdom and sensitivity, she makes it possible for us to journey with families and individuals to better attain a deeper consciousness that will help us to rediscover human meaning and values regarding our brothers and sisters who on a daily basis struggle to survive. They courageously struggle to survive despite impersonality, a general…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
In writing this book, the author draws upon her personal clinical wisdom and psychotherapy experience as she probes the complexities of life that are often exacerbated by alcoholism, drug addiction, domestic violence and homelessness. Writing with honesty, wisdom and sensitivity, she makes it possible for us to journey with families and individuals to better attain a deeper consciousness that will help us to rediscover human meaning and values regarding our brothers and sisters who on a daily basis struggle to survive. They courageously struggle to survive despite impersonality, a general malaise and some dehumanization of our homeless population. Her book is both intelligent and enlightening as well as encouraging because it is exceptionally humane. It provides us with fresh insights to the long term effects of traumas in peoples' lives that may lead us to a new level of comprehension regarding the many contradictions of the human heart and mind.
Autorenporträt
Anne Marshall Bunney has a B.A., M.A. in Clinical Psychology and Ph.D. studies in psychology, philosophy and mythology. She has been a guest lecturer at U.C.L.A. and U.S.C. in Los Angeles, libraries, seminars, retreats, businesses and non profit organizations. She received a Certificate in Executive Leadership . . . a 12-month course for a select group of men and two women given by a team of America's leaders in Marketing, Finance and Communication. This is her fifth fictional book in which her knowledge, exceptional skills of observation, sensitivity and experience in the field of psychology offer new hope to people in overcoming some of their life's challenges. She has written articles, short stories and is a poet as well. Anne is the mother of two adult sons. She lives in Southern California.