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Alice Miller
The Drama of the Gifted Child
- Pages
- 133
- Published
- 1981
- Language
- English
Synopsis
Now revised and updated to reflect the author's new insights, this modern classic explains why many of the most successful children and adults are plagued by feelings of emptiness and alienation--and tells how to break the cycle.
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Frequently asked questions
Does The Drama of the Gifted Child connect to Alice Miller's other works?
This book is considered a foundational text in Alice Miller's body of work, introducing many of the core concepts she further developed in subsequent books like 'For Your Own Good' and 'Thou Shalt Not Be Aware.' It lays the groundwork for her theories on childhood trauma and its long-term effects.
Is this book suitable for someone new to psychology or psychotherapy concepts?
Alice Miller wrote 'The Drama of the Gifted Child' to be accessible to a general audience, not just professionals. While it delves into complex psychological ideas, it uses clear language and relatable examples, making it a good entry point for readers interested in understanding the impact of early childhood experiences.