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• Title : Alive and Cutting: A teenager's journey in therapy to understanding her self-harm
• Author : Richard Bryant-Jefferies
• Rating : 4.54 (719 Vote)
• Publish : 2015-8-27
• Format : Paperback
• Pages : 256 Pages
• Asin : 0595529631
• Language : English

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. He is still a counselling supervisor, but now works in the field of Equalities and Diversity within the UK National Health Service. He is married and lives in Surrey, England. Richard Bryant-Jefferies began working in the field of alcohol addiction in 1995, and as a counsellor encountered many people who self-harmed

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. About the Author Richard Bryant-Jefferies began working in the field of alcohol addiction in 1995, and as a counsellor encountered many people who self-harmed. He is still a counselling supervisor, but now works in the field of Equalities and Diversity within the UK National Health Service. He is married and lives in Surrey, England

Later in childhood she learned to fight back. Taken into care and fostered, she was then bullied at school. Katie had a difficult childhood. Katie's cutting becomes more damaging as she connects more deeply with her past.You will find yourself, like Keith, a companion on Katie's journey as she tries to make sense of her past and her present. You will gain a deeper understanding and appreciation of the emotional and psychological landscape of self-harm.Alive and Cutting is the second in a series of titles being written by the author to address a range of contemporary issues in a therapeutic context.. The therapy process unfolds with dramatic memories emerging and being lived out in the therapy room. Now, aged nineteen, Katie is depressed, binge-drinks and regularly cuts herself, in part to find release from emotional build up, but also to cut her way out of depression and despair.Katie has referred herself for couselling where she sees Keith, a Youth Counsellor. Neglected and alone she spent much of her time consoling herself as best she could with her doll and teddy bear. Alive and Cutting takes you into the world of self-harming behaviour