Rescuing the 'Inner Child': Therapy for Adults Sexually Abused as Children
By (Author) Penny Parks
Profile Books Ltd
Souvenir Press Ltd
5th October 2022
4th August 2022
Main
United Kingdom
Tertiary Education
Non Fiction
362.764
Paperback
192
Width 128mm, Height 196mm, Spine 16mm
140g
Victims of child sexual abuse can suffer huge burdens of guilt and emotional trauma as adults, with devastating consequences for their relationships in all areas of their lives. But it's never too late to seek help, and Parks Inner Child Therapy (PICT) has been widely used to help people repair the damage caused by childhood abuse.
Developed by psychotherapist Penny Parks, PICT is based on her own experience of self-recovery and aims to treat the hurt 'inner child' at the adult's core by offering them a voice and a narrative to make sense of their pain. Rescuing the 'Inner Child' offers victims an accessible guide to the therapy, and includes:
- How to understand the impact of childhood abuse on your adult life
- Clear guidance on using PICT to face your experiences, receive the comfort you needed as a child and self-heal
- Accounts of other victims' trauma and their processes of therapy and restoration
Written from a place of understanding and expert knowledge, this guide offers a programme for healing and recovery, invaluable for victims and their loved ones.
'[Penny Parks] pioneered and developed the first stand-alone "inner child" therapy model, designed to successfully resolve childhood abuse issues' - Huffington Post
'How to achieve resolution without disclosure' - Mental Health Today
'[PICT] can produce profound, rapid and lasting change that ultimately leads to full resolution of underlying issues' - mindsite.co.uk
Penny Parks was a psychotherapist, author and pioneer in the field of childhood abuse. She developed Parks Inner Child Therapy, the first comprehensive 'inner child' therapy model, during her own struggle for recovery from child abuse. She passed away in July 2020. Visit the Penny Parks Foundation website for more information on Parks Inner Child Therapy (PICT).