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    Caught in a Childhood: About death in family, Anorexia and Rejection
    Caught in a Childhood: About death in family, Anorexia and Rejection
    Caught in a Childhood: About death in family, Anorexia and Rejection
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    Caught in a Childhood: About death in family, Anorexia and Rejection

    By Inger Kier

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    Inger Kier has met in her Psychologist Office clients with Anorexia and refusing food as a behaviour problem. She has now looked at her own childhood, when she lost her little brother, when she was 5 years old. In Psychodynamic Therapy they worked in the therapy "here and then" and looking för repeating pattern in adult life and in childhood. She can see, that she developed a pattern after her little brother´s death., which was a trauma in her family. She analyses anorexia and rejection and her lack of aggressivity after her little brother´s death.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherBooks on Demand
    Release dateOct 6, 2017
    ISBN9789177851035
    Caught in a Childhood: About death in family, Anorexia and Rejection
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    Inger Kier

    Inger Kier is a Certified Psychologist / Psychotherapist from Stockholm, Sweden.

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