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by: John Powell
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Binding: Paperback
Dewey Decimal Number: 200
EAN: 9780883473238
ISBN: 0883473232
Label: Thomas More Association
Manufacturer: Thomas More Association
Number Of Items: 1
Number Of Pages: 153
Publication Date: 1995-12
Publisher: Thomas More Association
Sales Rank: 19737
Studio: Thomas More Association
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Rating:  - A rare treasure
It is rare that I will seek out a book that I have owned and read after more than 30 years. I, however, lost my original copy and wanted to keep my "John Powell" collection in tact...that and it is a book that I think should be required reading for all 1st year counseling or social work students. It is truly a gift and a worthwhile read for anyone seeking a more mature & rewarding life.
Rating: - Best Self-Help Bood
I first read this book in 1972. It answered so many questions regarding my feelings, interations with others, and my view of life in general. I recently purchased another copy and the message holds true today as it did over 35 years ago. This is a timeless book.
Rating: - One of the best I've read
John Powell writes in such a way that he is easy to understand. What he writes makes sense. He uses examples and research to back up his points. I would suggest this to wanting to become more self aware.
Rating:  - Admitted sexual child abuse
A settlement has been reached in connection this Roman Catholic priest accused of sexual abuse. At least six adults claimed father John Powell abused them in the late 60's and 70's. No criminal charges were filed against Powell but the priest has admitted to the abuse.
Rating:  - Why am I Afraid to Read This Book?
Father Powell's book has become a classic, and rightly so. It cogently states the reasons for truthtelling, as a means of increasing intimacy, if that is one's desire in a relationship. I read it twice, and gave it to my partner, who read it once, and then asked "Why did you give that book to me? There must be a reason." Of course there was, and it had its desired effect of opening up a discussion of previously avoided topics, which increased my understanding in several ways, and about more than ... Read More
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