The Body Never Lies
The Lingering Effects of Hurtful Parenting
by Alice Miller · first published 2005
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…surface, but in reality this will emprison the person for life. Those who wish to come to the root of the issue will find many answers here: Alice Miller: The Drama of the Gifted Child Alice Miller: The Body Never Lies
on “Having an alter ego can reduce anxiety, benefit confidence: research” ↗…parents causes issues and why many modern psychiatrists still overlook this crucial issue, perhaps it might help you, it definitely helped me: Alice Miller: The Drama of the Gifted Child Alice Miller: The Body Never Lies
on “Psychedelic drugs reduce depressive symptoms by helping people accept emotions” ↗…Someone will now say "citation needed", and to those people I give these 2 books to read and what I wrote above will become as clear as day. Alice Miller: The Drama of the Gifted Child Alice Miller: The Body Never Lies
on “The life-changing love of Paul Dirac (2015)” ↗Read Alice Miller+s books. Eg: The Drama of the Gifted Child The Body Never Lies: The Lingering Effects of Hurtful Parenting
on “Victims of school bullying are at a higher risk of developing violent behavior” ↗…this case, a Confucian equivalent) -- at tremendous cost to ourselves, our own children, and society at large. It is one of the most eye-opening books I have ever read. The second is her more recent The Body Never Lies: The Lingering Effects of Cruel Parenting (2005), which is more therapeutic and focused on how people's physical pain and sickness can dissipate when they are able to finally stand up for themselves and…
on “Transcending My Father's Abuse” ↗…thinking "yeah, but my parents did the best you could you know?" even though they completely destroyed his innate creativity and freedom. Alice Miller: The Drama of the Gifted Child Alice Miller: The Body Never Lies TLDR version of these books is that a large majority of parents tried to mold them as children and fit them into boxes or supressed their needs and wants as children and never truly listened to them. This…
on “Young children would rather explore than get rewards” ↗