Family Healing: Strategies for Hope and Understanding

This would be a good memoir if you like reading memoirs; it would be a good choice if you're looking to understand difficult family dynamics through both clinical and anecdotal experiences. If you happen to like all those subject matters, you'll enjoy the story and advice Salvador Minuchin has to offer.

Recounting his own Jewish-Argentine background, his encounters and findings being a family therapist, Minuchen offers a lens with which to analyze our "dysfunctional" families. Actually, the author strays from and doesn't consider the term dysfunctional but rather looks at the difficult workings of troubled family life through his own lens of understand the complex parts a family and the parts of each individual's life that contribute and create the dynamic.

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