The abandoned child
Recognizing and healing emotional injuries from childhood
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2nd edition Dec. 2022, paperback
12 x 19 cm, 190 pp.
ISBN-978-3-86374-533-2
Healing childhood wounds sustainably
Many people are afraid of finding themselves alone at some point - abandoned by their partners, their family, their friends. They find it difficult to form bonds, torpedo existing relationships and often show symptoms such as anxiety, panic attacks, physical complaints, addictive behavior, etc.
In many cases, the overwhelming fear of abandonment is related to early childhood experiences: Often a person was “abandoned” as a child or even as an infant, feeling let down, neglected, unloved – and as a result no longer worthy of being loved.
Recovering from such deep-seated wounds takes time and help. Daniel Dufour practices turning away from the "EGO" and the constraints of "thinking" and reverses the EGO: This is how the "OGE" method was created, which helps those affected to recognize and explore their suppressed feelings, to become familiar with their inner self and to heal physically and mentally.
This method is brought to life through differentiated case studies that offer completely new ways of thinking for interested laypeople and even therapists.
– For the first time in paperback! –
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