<p>An anthology presenting the work of more than thirty women visual artists, musicians and writers, along with essays by each contributor on how she used creativity to mend from childhood abuse. 50 photographs, drawings and paintings.</p>

She Who Was Lost Is Remembered: Healing from Incest Through Creativity (New Leaf Series)

Self-Help

Wisechild

Personal Transformation

Seal Press

In The Mother I Carry, acclaimed author of The Obsidian Mirror, Louise M. Wisechild, again eloquently explores her childhood and her journey to heal, this time focusing on her relationship with her emotionally abusive mother. Wisechild moves between her present life and her childhood memories to uncover her own emotional development at different ages beginning with infancy.  Using therapy, creative expression, inner voices and bodywork, Wisechild shares her journey of change and personal empowerment.  An eloquent and moving book for those wanting to explore their relationship with their mothers and also for those who want to better understand child development, emotional abuse and healing.

The Mother I Carry: A Memoir of Healing from Emotional Abuse

Biographies & Memoirs

Arts & Literature

<p>Affirming and inspiring, The Obsidian Mirror explores the vivid and personal journey of an adult survivor of childhood sexual abuse. Drawing on the power of creativity, Wisechild listens to and learns from her inner voices - the critical judge, the rebel, the scared and needy children of various ages - and uses evocative imagery to describe the emotional settings of her interior landscape. This is both a stirring testimony of one woman's passage from fear and grief to rage and resolve and a moving portrayal of a spiritual reawakening and reclamation of self.</p>

Obsidian Mirror: An Adult Healing from Incest

Politics & Social Sciences

Social Sciences

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