9798195049607 - the Therapy Trap: How Healing Culture Turns Pain Into Permanent Identity by Cross, Nathaniel (4 results)

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    Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. Healing was meant to free peopleSo why do so many feel more trapped than everThe Therapy Trap: How Healing Culture Turns Pain Into Permanent Identity examines the rise of modern healing culture and the uncomfortable possibility that some forms of self-help, therapy language, and trauma-cente