
The Sexual Healing Journey
A Guide for Survivors of Sexual Abuse
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Narrated by:
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Coleen Marlo
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By:
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Wendy Maltz
Originally published in 1991, The Sexual Healing Journey is a highly respected resource for understanding and healing the intimate sexual problems caused by sex abuse. In this third edition, renowned author, psychotherapist, and certified sex therapist, Wendy Maltz keeps this classic recovery book fresh with revised materials and a new preface. Compassionate and enduring, this guide presents a comprehensive program for healing that combines expert clinical advice with innovative exercises, steadfast techniques, and deeply moving stories of individuals who have overcome the challenges of sexual abuse to reclaim sex as safe, loving, and enjoyable. Contains mature themes.
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Great info, but definitely recommend .9 speed
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Powerful Healing Material
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Amazing resource for clinicians, survivors, and partners!
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While the premises are worthy, the structure of the content and the narrator's voice I'm are quite triggering. Even my husband, who is my wonderful support person felt, as he said "assaulted". The narrator talked as if she were late for a board meeting, and had a harsh staccato voice that really did feel like an assault. Given the abuse I had suffered, I found it rattling. i even slowed her speech down to .90, which was better, but not by much, and slower than that just sounded weird.
My psychiatrist had suggested reading the book, so I got it on Audible. When I told hom I was listening to it, he thought that would be too triggering.
Besides, the written material is better anyway, as I want to be able to underline important points and easily mark exercises she suggests.
I have the book now, but I'm giving myself a break. I feel like I need to recover from the audio version.
Beware! This reading may trigger you!
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