Mila Petrova

House Moving Therapy (eBook, ePUB)

• Format: ePub

Produktbeschreibung

Have you ever found yourself in a Big Mess from moving house? From losing a home or being unable to own one? From losing your bearings within yourself and the world?

What was the mess made of? Things? MORE THINGS? Thoughts? Memories? Emotions? Death? Money matters? Relationship in tatters?

If you are facing the chaos of a house move, declutter, or even a soul search with no need to move; if they feel overwhelming, scary, heart-breaking, this-is-me-and-my-life-disintegrating, read on.

Or, rather, tear a leaf after leaf, peel a layer after layer of your relationship to the things you'll find around you.

This book is about our relationship to possessions, the loss of home and the search for one's true home, and about how to use the physical chaos of a house move to sort through some of the inner psychological chaos.

It is based on the author's experience of 21 house moves (or 40, depending on how you count). It is psychological-philosophical yet practical. It is passionate, raw and non-prescriptive but also forensically analytic.

It will leave you feeling freer, lighter, braver, less swayed by musts and shoulds and other persons' home-related truths, and more at Home, wherever you are.

It doesn't matter if you are moving house or remain where you live until your dying day.

The house moving is optional in finding your True Home.

YOU making a move, again and again, is not.

Ready? Steady?

Read.

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Produktdetails

• Verlag: Knowmore Publishing
• Seitenzahl: 414
• Erscheinungstermin: 19. November 2022
• Englisch
• ISBN-13: 9781739137779
• Artikelnr.: 66676527

Autorenporträt

Dr Mila Petrova is, apart from a house-moving ninja, a health, social and behavioural sciences researcher, specialising in health systems strengthening, digital health, palliative and end of life care, health in humanitarian and development contexts, and evidence synthesis. She's working as an independent research consultant and continues to be Visiting Fellow at the University of Cambridge, where she's spent most of her academic career. She's also a psychologist, counsellor and 'get unstuck' coach. Mila lives (or, more accurately, is currently living) in Cornwall, England. You can reach her through www.milapetrova.com