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Secret Survivors

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Random House Publishing Group, Jan 20, 1998 - Self-Help - 352 pages
"A resource of excellent caliber...Highly recommended for those who suspect that they are unconscious survivors of abuse and especially for therapists to dig into the darkest shadow part of human existence."
ELIZABETH KUBLER-ROSS, M.D.
SECRET SURVIVORS is the first book to expand the definition of incest to include any adult abuser and to focus on what incest does to survivors. E. Sue Blume shows how incest is often at the root of such problems as depression, sexual and eating disorders, drug and alcohol abuse, and phobias and panic disorders. Using this information and the author's guidance, survivors can identify themselves, develop alternative, nondestructive survival techniques and begin again on a new path toward a rich and empowered life.


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User Review  - Karen - Goodreads

I liked this book because it speaks to survivors and serves as an excellent resource, to those counseling others who have gone through this kind of situation. It will stay on my bookshelf and be revisited in the near future. Read full review

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User Review  - Rhonda Rae Baker - Goodreads

Amazingly so...this book spoke to me volumes! A MUST read for those who want to be whole and to have insight into helping others...exceptionally applicable. Do yourself and your family a favor and ... Read full review

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Contents

An Overview
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What We Know What We Think We Know
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Control Power and Boundary Issues
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Copyright

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