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Mary Pipher's groundbreaking investigation of America's "girl-poisoning culture," Reviving Ophelia , has sold nearly two million copies and established its author as one of the nation's foremost authorities on family issues. In Letters to a Review: Comforting and easy to digest read for new therapists - A colleague recommended this book after she received it as a gift. The authorโs approach was encouraging and normalized the wide range of feelings we feel as therapists. I read it as I was about to begin a new role and it helped me feel more self assured as I transitioned. Review: A must read for - I bought one for a new therapist and after looking at it, I bought one for myself. Despite the fact that I have been a psychologist for over 40 years. It was beneficial and I enjoyed other individuals perspectives




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| Customer Reviews | 4.7 out of 5 stars 691 Reviews |
K**Y
Comforting and easy to digest read for new therapists
A colleague recommended this book after she received it as a gift. The authorโs approach was encouraging and normalized the wide range of feelings we feel as therapists. I read it as I was about to begin a new role and it helped me feel more self assured as I transitioned.
C**C
A must read for
I bought one for a new therapist and after looking at it, I bought one for myself. Despite the fact that I have been a psychologist for over 40 years. It was beneficial and I enjoyed other individuals perspectives
A**R
Boring therapist letters about herself
Disappointing! Therapist chatter about her mundane daily life written in the form of letters to a younger colleague in supervision. Can't avoid the question why she wrote it all up - Laura, the addressee, must be pitied!
C**I
Great book!
As somebody pursuing a career in this line of work, I found this book extremely beneficial for a young therapist just starting out. A read I recommend often to others.
B**K
Great book - Must for any psychotherapist
LTaYT is a very accessibly written book and highlights some of the major underlying issues that a psychotherapist encounters in the context of working with clients. In my opinion this is also a great read for clients as well. The writing is simple, or should I say it doesn't get any simpler. An invaluable resource for a practicing psychotherapist as well as for the client. Highly recommended.
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