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Reviewed by Danelle Petersen for Readers' Favorite
Some people are born evil, and others are made to believe they are and become just that. In Kathlyn C. White’s The Therapist, she helps to identify good and bad parenting, abuse victims, and victimizers. She shares her patients’ experiences and helps identify narcissists and sociopaths and the dangers if they aren’t dealt with accordingly. Kathlyn also brings attention to sexual harassment and the disrespect military women suffer at the hands of their male counterparts, not to mention the poor services rendered by the Veterans Association and its lack of empathy for veterans, which is particularly shocking. The Therapist is a must-read whether you are a victim or just someone trying to help a loved one.
Reading Kathlyn C. White’s The Therapist was an eye-opener for me. From the struggles people have in dealing with alcoholism to mental health disorders such as PTSD, bipolar disorder, depression, and anxiety to real-life testimonies of demonic possessions, The Therapist covers everything, including stellar marriage advice. It is interesting, informative, and educational. Considering Kathlyn’s experience with a narcissistic patient, I am glad she could get out of it and continue to help those in need, especially by writing this book. The Therapist does more than help us understand and identify the struggles of others, be it a family member or the next-door neighbor; it is also a self-help book and guide to living your best life.
