challenging inspiring reflective medium-paced

There's some good stuff in here, but the woo was too much for me.

isabellareadss_'s review

3.25
inspiring reflective medium-paced
informative reflective slow-paced

This book definitely has some helpful and interesting points as well as topics that truly make you think in the fact on your own life and patterns. That said, there seems to be a lot of pseudo-science where the author cites a medical or scientific phenomenon and then an emotional/therapy idea that is seemingly related  and tries to use the science to justify her view when in reality it's not actually correlated and does not prove her advice. 
She is also heavily on the camp of "everything wrong with you in your relationships is because your parents sucked" and didn't really offer any other explanations of why we form the relationship patterns and expectations we have other than blaming parents, which I found very unhelpful. 
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bookedwithcas's review

3.0

Like many other reviews, I found the beginning of this book really great and helpful. However I found a lot of typos and missing words and couldn’t believe this version made it to print. I was really excited for this book but it definitely didn’t meet the expectations I had. Overall though, I got some helpful exercises and thought starters I could talk through with my therapist.
hopeful informative inspiring medium-paced
slow-paced
hopeful informative inspiring medium-paced

mary_mel's review

2.0

So sorry to rate it so down but I read the first book and did not think this one was adding really much more
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huitroobwooks's review

DID NOT FINISH: 37%

Woo woo non-science based health claims that are false