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Healing Your Family History: 5 Steps to Break Free of Destructive Patterns
by Rebecca Linder Hintze
from Hay House

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Rebecca's five steps work!
  "Healing Your Family History" clearly illustrates how unseen destructive family patterns visibly show up and play out in our lives. (No, it's not merely a coincidence when divorce, depression, substance abuse, child abuse, low self esteem, and poverty run in your family!) Rebecca's easy to follow five steps have enabled me to identify destructive patterns and resolve them as they've come up, and as a result, I have experienced many positive and welcome changes! I highly recommend this very effective book to... more info

• This is a very helpful book.
  I come from a family with some serious problems and because I learned how to think and act from them, I've made many painful mistakes that have negatively shaped my life. Reading "Healing Your Family History" has opened my eyes to what's really going on within my family and made me determined to change the dysfunctional patterns I carry so my children and grandchildren and so on won't have to suffer like I have. This easy to understand book has given me hope that I can change and my children can have a much... more info

• A Book That Shows the way to healing, Excellent
  This book is on the cutting edge of a new movement toward healing family Issues.This book guides the reader, in a very pracitcal manner, through the steps of integrating mind body spirit to for ever heal the wounds that bind you.What I like best is the fact that the 5 steps absolutlely hold the individual, with the family history to heal, responsible for doing so. I can see Rebecca's book being gobbled up by those who have tried many other methods to heal the past but have fallen short.As a Life Coach, who... more info

• Ambitious but not well supported
  This book is based on a bold new perspective on mental health phenomena that are often loosely grouped into the category of "codependency".
  Where the author excels is in elaborating this idea: that severely maladjusted views about expectations about life, and ways to cope with life, are often neuroses that are self-perpetuating throughout families, from generation to generation.
  The book is in five chapters, where each chapter is a step toward identifying, escaping, and recovering from these... more info

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