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Embracing Ourselves: The Voice Dialogue Manual
by Hal Stone, Sidra Stone
from New World Library, Nataraj

Customer Reviews:

• Avg. Customer Rating: 5.0 / 5.0

• Decent Ideas... poorly presented... not comprehensive
  The idea of "parts work" is very 'frontier' these days so I was interested to see the Stone's take on it. (Having worked with "Internal Family Systems Work" [Schwartz] and Focusing [Gendlin/Cornell] as well as the earlier versions by Bradshaw et al.)
  First, the writing is stilted and clinical. Unnecessarily technical.
  As to content... let's just say that the concept isn't given full treatment, here. The introduction suggests that sections of this title were 'spun off' from the second edition... more info

• Super Insights
  This chattly volume by a team of husband and wife social scientists offers great insight into the workings of the human personality, and how to handle it.

• Excellent process for insight.
  This is a well written description of the various aspects of the self. As psychotherapists they are able to use working examples to follow a process for discovering the complexities and hidden characteristics that make up the "whole" self. Well worth the read and very helpful if you're looking for practical help.

• Brilliant, Enlightening, A must for all inner seekers
  These two authors are revolutionary in their scope, breath, and personal integration of thier information. As you read this book you know that they truly understand their work and are genuinely on the path they show. These authors are to be admired and appreciated for the transformational work they bring to the field of psychology.

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