Our beliefs about ourselves

In ten stories from her clients' psychotherapy sessions, psychotherapist Nesibe Karamana depicts how people change when they recognize and question deeply rooted beliefs about themselves. She listens to the nuances of clients' stories, notices the unspoken and contradictory, and reveals the convictions that reside in each of them. Questions, reflections, and suggestions at the end of each chapter encourage self-examination: what belief holds me captive? What sets me free? Publisher Family and Psychology Center LĪNA