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antidrepressent ad, or parental intelligence guide

Revisado: 09-16-19

I'm not opposed by any means of treating physiological conditions with medications however, nearly every "story" or example of a situation ends with putting a child on medication. I find it offensive that this is the wide net a physiologist is casting to parents searching for help! Especially if this book is thier first dip in the pool of looking for help! I'm deeply saddened I paid for this and that's it's one of only 4 books that came up in my search for child anxiety. The talk sessions with parent and child are fairly generic and unrealistic! anyone who deals with a child with anxiety would laugh at these stories, few of our own children are going to respond with reason and quickly settle and thank a parent for helping them see things in perspective. isnt that the biggest hurdle with childhood anxiety , its extremely difficult to reason with a child and get a child to understand the reality and reality of thier fears. I truely apologize to the author but this is garabge!

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not my type

Revisado: 08-29-19

The premise for the story isn't bad, but it just droned on! I couldnt stay interested at all. This is the first audio book I acutally didnt finish, gave up with a few snooze chapters left. It's a story if a handful of people in therapy for fairly boring things, a little relatable but just not interesting enough to keep me listening. sorry, sadly...not worth the credits.

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an absolute life changer for any woman

Revisado: 10-11-18

any woman who wants more, who needs to heal, who feels inadequate, doesnt fit it, dreams big but feels small! Girl wash your face!!

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