


I enjoyed the stories of the three clients she focused on most, especially since “John” was exactly like a current student of mine - super difficult to deal with, but evoking compassion nevertheless. But yes - everyone in the book is financially privileged, which is ignored. And sometimes the author herself had me rolling my eyes the most. But in the end, it was a great read that I would recommend to anyone.
Leelee.reads I just realized I tagged the wrong book - apparently there is a workbook that goes with the book. 3y
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