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A Review of: “The Haunted Self: Structural Dissociation and the Treatment of Chronic Traumatization”

The authors ably, thoroughly, skillfully till, screen, and apportion the topsoil of this clinical subject. Historically, socially, culturally, developmentally, and mentally infidelity’s roots go deeper, however (Fisher, 1992). On page 246, we learn that the writers know about some of the developmental meanings of infidelity. For therapists, the challenge is not only how to help deal with the crisis of discovery but how to help each person order and understand what has occurred today, tomorrow, and in the distant future (Scheinkman, 2005). For this, both the therapist and the patients need to recognize the need for multiple perspectives about the ongoing human struggle to love and be loved.