He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not - Crisp, Kathy
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Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will never hurt you...what an unfortunate myth! You may have been raised with this myth only to find out through harsh experiences of emotional abuse that words can have a devastating effect on your life. Other forms of emotional abuse can devastate you as well, damaging your self-image and affecting the way you respond in relationships. He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not will teach you how to recognize emotional abuse, explain the far-reaching toll it can take on women, and help you to "live above emotional abuse." You will learn the difference…mehr

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Sticks and stones may break your bones, but words will never hurt you...what an unfortunate myth! You may have been raised with this myth only to find out through harsh experiences of emotional abuse that words can have a devastating effect on your life. Other forms of emotional abuse can devastate you as well, damaging your self-image and affecting the way you respond in relationships. He Loves Me, He Loves Me Not will teach you how to recognize emotional abuse, explain the far-reaching toll it can take on women, and help you to "live above emotional abuse." You will learn the difference between reacting and responding, and discover ways to thrive within an emotionally abusive relationship. Chapters include tough topics like submission, divorce, and sexuality. Whether you have found your way out of an unhealthy relationship or are currently in one, this book will help you define who you truly are rather than see yourself through the distorted eyes of emotional abuse. Dr. Kathy Crisp has degrees in Human Development and Clinical Psychology and teaches at Warner Pacific College in Portland, OR. She also directs a Pregnancy Resource Center in the Portland area. Dr. Crisp has done extensive crisis counseling and specializes in women's issues. She and her husband, Ray, live in Oregon City. Her most important ministry is being Maddie and Morgan's grandma.