Love and Other Expressions of the Self
Edition: 1
Copyright: 2024
Pages: 58
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Copyright: 2024
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This book is personal, intimate, and transformational. In Love and Other Expressions of the Self, Jane opens a very personal, long-closed, long-hidden door – the door behind which the story of early childhood incest was kept - CLOSED. That is, until she felt the call of Divine Love to work with her, to go into the dark, painful, closed places – and by bringing them to the Light, she experienced healing, transformation, and liberation.
Jane’s poems are expressions of her journey to God, Love & the Self. The lifelong impact of early trauma now loosening its grip, she gives Voice to the possibility of New Life and Love. While Dr. Jane’s story is a personal story, she feels it no longer belongs to her, it belongs to humanity. May it be a blessing.
Dr. Jane Newell has a Ph.D. in Family Social Science. She created a 4-dimensional model of intimate relationship development for young adult college students wherein she reconceptualized Erik Erikson’s psychosocial model. She has taught at three universities in the U.S., and is a co-author with her colleagues of a textbook, Intimate Relationships: Where have we been? Where are we going? https://www.directtetbook.com/isbn/9781524983598
This book is personal, intimate, and transformational. In Love and Other Expressions of the Self, Jane opens a very personal, long-closed, long-hidden door – the door behind which the story of early childhood incest was kept - CLOSED. That is, until she felt the call of Divine Love to work with her, to go into the dark, painful, closed places – and by bringing them to the Light, she experienced healing, transformation, and liberation.
Jane’s poems are expressions of her journey to God, Love & the Self. The lifelong impact of early trauma now loosening its grip, she gives Voice to the possibility of New Life and Love. While Dr. Jane’s story is a personal story, she feels it no longer belongs to her, it belongs to humanity. May it be a blessing.
Dr. Jane Newell has a Ph.D. in Family Social Science. She created a 4-dimensional model of intimate relationship development for young adult college students wherein she reconceptualized Erik Erikson’s psychosocial model. She has taught at three universities in the U.S., and is a co-author with her colleagues of a textbook, Intimate Relationships: Where have we been? Where are we going? https://www.directtetbook.com/isbn/9781524983598