Each Novel Is Harder Than Its Predecessor

Therapist’s Dilemma: Those Who Need Help The Most, Run The Farthest From It.

At First, When A Child Meets Something That Scares Him, The Fear Grows, Like A Wave. But When He Goes Into The Water And Swims - Gets Used To The Water - The Wave Grows Small. If We Pull The Child Away When The Wave Is High, He Never Sees That, Never Learns How To Swim And Remains Afraid. If He Gets A Chance To Feel Strong, In Control, That's Called Coping. When He Copes, He Feels Better.

All Of Us Are Like Locks. No Matter How Strong The Bolt, There’s Always A Key Out There That Opens It.

Without Sounding Pompous, I Really Do Feel That I Have A Set Of Standards That I Must Adhere To, Even Leaving Aside Considerations Of What The Readers Expect.

His Experience And Training Should Have Taught Him That Families Are The Cauldrons In Which Violence Is Brewed. (144)