Jay Earley's book Self Therapy
During interview recently I asked Peg for a resource that would help me look at my thoughts and label them in a useful way. She recommended this book which I have looked over. I think it can be useful especially if it is studied and talked about with several members. Does anyone else want to know more and possibly share this in a small group?
You can look up the book on Amazon and read the author's comments and reviews by readers.
Joan MUeller
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Comment by joan mueller on December 6, 2011 at 4:46pm -
Dear Lisa, So far there are four of us who want to discuss this book. Lets talk about when and how often to meet and plan to begin soon after the holidays. This is a good size group.
Best,
Joan Mueller
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Comment by Lisa Kuntz on December 4, 2011 at 10:21am -
I have the book & would like to discuss it with others.
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Comment by Mary Beth Laye on December 2, 2011 at 2:23pm
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I would be interested in a small group on this book.
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