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Summary: Good Read, But Not The Best
Review: If you're new to the SRA scene and you're looking for information, I would NOT recommend that you start here. However, if you are already well-versed, this book can offer some healthy and useful nuggets of information.It covers many areas, such as symptoms seen in children who experience SRA, therapy experiences (therapist's view), history of Satanism, Multiple Personality Disorder, dissociation in general, etc. I found it hard not to skim some of the book as the reading isn't very exciting and can become tedious. But I did find good chunks within the book that made it worthwhile to read. I honestly don't think I would spend money to own it though. Recommended for those interested in more material, but not for those who have questions about the basics. :o)
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Summary: An excelent and balanced book on a very controvercial topic
Review: This book described the complexities of dealing with patients who claim to have been ritualistically abused. I think that this book was both sensitive and fair to the topic it covered. It also showed the complexity of the issue.
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Summary: Enlightening
Review: This book described the complexities of dealing with patients who claim to have been ritualistically abused. I think that this book was both sensitive and fair to the topic it covered. It also showed the complexity of the issue.
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Summary: An excelent and balanced book on a very controvercial topic
Review: This is an excellent and balanced book. It presents the different views on this subject in a complete, fair and interesting fashion. No other book in the area shows the different issues so clearly. Other books take one side while this one points out the important issues that are present on both sides. It also has many very useful therapeutic insights that are helpful for anyone doing work in the trauma field.
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