Codependency: Powerloss Soulloss
Author: Dorothy May
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ISBN: 0809135329
Publisher: Paulist Press (September, 1994)
Sales Rank: 891,724
Average Customer Rating: 5 out of 5
Customer Reviews
Rating: 5 out of 5
Excellent primer for therapy
My therapist recommended we use this book to enhance my counseling sessions.I found the format extremely useful. The fact that I had "homework" kept me focused on the spiritual and psychological growth that I was experiencing and greatly enhanced the counseling sessions.
This book is a wonderful addition to one on one counseling and it gives the client and the therapist faster access to blocked and problem areas.
I highly recommend its use.
Rating: 5 out of 5
Fantastic Self-Help Book
I first read Co-Dependency: Powerloss Soulloss six years ago. At the time I thought it wouldn't apply to me, I was "done" with all that stuff. Was I surprised! This book has been invaluable to me in continuing to build a stronger self. In the intervening years, I have reread Co-Dependency a number of times, and have never failed to discover something new. I have also given it to a number of friends who have found it as wonderful and helpful as I have.
Rating: 5 out of 5
A Meditation Work Book
Usually a self-help book is either an aid to meditation or a workbook. CODEPENDENCY: PowerLoss SoulLoss by Dorothy May is both. Pages on the right side of the text seem basically explanational on first reading. Deceptively simple. However, I returned to them again and again as I engaged myself with the exercises on the left side of the text. These are guides to writing or drawing ramifications of the ideas in the reader's own life. Thus, the book incorporates a journal. "What an ingenius system!" I found myself thinking; The explanation circles around from my logical, reasoning brain into the intuitive part of me that explores my own psyche and then back to the explanation for a deeper understanding. I wonder how many such circles I shall make before the binding wears out.
Two friends who recently saw the book on my coffee table pounced upon it and immediately resolved to purchase a copy themselves.
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