“Spirituality” cements childhood blindness Part 1 How we learn to judge human feelings – the most vital messengers of our souls with a protective purpose Human feelings are vital messengers that are meant to have a protective function. They convey important information as our bodies and souls respond to the world around us,…
Category: English Contributions
Roots of Powerlessness
Hi… Barbara Rogers I have been exploring your web site with great interest to include your rebuttal to Alice Miller… you’re right on Barbara… Bravo Here is a glimpse of my journey through misuse of Parental power… My very Best Regards, Gerald N Burnett **************** Roots of Powerlessness Power. Oh power! How dreadful it is!…
S.R. response: when seeing the truth and feeling the rage is not enough
When seeing the truth and feeling the rage is not enough Concerning Alice Miller’s therapy concept of feeling rage as the only way to heal, please let me tell you that her theory was never enough for me. I cannot speak for other people. When I first read “The Body Never Lies” and then started…
Fran’s response
Response to Alice Miller’s original post of September 28, 2008: Dear Barbara and everyone I only joined this forum at the weekend but i feel i want to say something. I do not have all the details of what has been happening between you, Alice and Norman, but from what i have read and the…
Mia’s response
Response to Alice Miller’s original post of September 28, 2008: First of all I would like to ask why this ‘discussion’ is not held in private, between the people it concerns? And no it DOES NOT concern me or any of the members who have come here to talk about their childhood abuse. I have…
Anna’s response: No idea is worth sacrificing one life
Anna’s response No idea is ever worth that even one human life be sacrificed for it Escape From the Fog of Admiration – through the eyes of a participant and collaborator in the “Our childhood” forum This is a text in which I shall try to describe and explain my view of the events that…
Insights about therapy and IFS therapy
Insights about therapy and IFS therapy Part 1 – dissociation One of the most difficult and frightening consequences of trauma is dissociation, a form of suffering that IFS addresses in the concept of parts. In what was once called “multiple personality” and is now named “dissociative identity disorder” it is most clearly recognizable. But I…