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Questions and Answers About Psychotherapy |
Your Hope
 Anger
and Forgiveness
Fourth
Edition
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several pages on this website and attractively organized into the convenient
format of a paperback book and e-book.
Most
of us carry more anger in our hearts than we are capable of admitting even
to ourselves. As a result, we often feel stuck in lives of unfulfilled potential,
unending resentments, and physical illness. In this book, Dr. Richmond explains
the deep psychological implications of anger and forgiveness and shows how
to turn the emotional wounds of daily life into psychological
growth.
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 Psychology from the Heart
The
Spiritual Depth of Clinical Psychology
A collection of
texts from the writings of Raymond Lloyd Richmond, Ph.D.
Psychology
has too often been preoccupied with the pursuit of happiness, and it has
missed the point about helping individuals understand life and find a personally
meaningful—and practical—sense of direction. Psychology itself
cannot offer any meaning to life, but it can help individuals disentangle
themselves from the snare of illusory social identifications that keep us
trapped in spiritual blindness and pull us backwards into
self-destruction.
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 Boundaries
Protecting
Yourself From Emotional Harm
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several pages on this website and attractively organized into the convenient
format of a paperback book and e-book.
Always treat others
with respect and dignity, even if you do not agree with them. But if they treat you with
a lack of respect and dignity, then protect yourself with healthy boundaries. This book teaches
you about healthy psychological boundaries.
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 Borderline Personality Disorder
The
Spiritual Dimension of Borderline Personality Disorder and Healing the Rage
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several pages on this website and attractively organized into the convenient
format of a paperback book.
Psychoanalytic writers
have tended to focus on identity—or, to be more precise, the lack of a stable identity—as
the core of Borderline Personality Disorder (BPD). But identity and personality are social
illusions because they fluctuate over time and situations. The real core of BPD is rage.
Rage is not an “identity”; it is simply a raw and primitive form of anger as a response to the
fear of emotional or physical abandonment. Unlike books that advocate the common mode of
treatment, this book explains the spiritual dimension of healing the rage.
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