Short silly post but studying for MFT exam and studying affect dysregulation and attachment. Looked up Allan Schore's website. His book is so dense I needed to see him to get some motivation to carry on. His face is so sweet. He is one of the "sparkly eyed" people....I hope to be one. Stan Tatkin is another and Janina Fischer is another. But I had to retype his dedication from the front of his book. It says, "To Judith, Wing to wing, oar to oar". Six words packed full of right brain expression. I feel moved.
His Site: http://www.allanschore.com/index.php
Mothering, for me, has become my Dojo for sitting face to face with the young vulnerable self who I had neatly avoided but could no longer once becoming a psychotherapist and now mother of two. This blog is about my journey of healing and the profound role mothering is playing in that process.
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