In Search of Self - Gillingham, Gail
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Who am I and how can I reach my full potential as a human being? This is a question that many of us are asking these days. In Search of Self provides a unique picture of the self which includes the whole, something that is missing from so many other self-help books. It provides the keys to acceptance and understanding in new and revitalizing ways, freeing each reader to celebrate who they are, no matter the circumstances.

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Who am I and how can I reach my full potential as a human being? This is a question that many of us are asking these days. In Search of Self provides a unique picture of the self which includes the whole, something that is missing from so many other self-help books. It provides the keys to acceptance and understanding in new and revitalizing ways, freeing each reader to celebrate who they are, no matter the circumstances.
Autorenporträt
Biography Gail Gillingham Wylie, M.Sc. is an individual, marital and family therapist working in Edmonton, Alberta, Canada specializing in the field of autism. She has a Bachelor's of Art in Psychology from the University of Alberta and a Masters of Science in marital and family therapy from Loma Linda University, California. She has worked as a quantum biofeedback practitioner with SCIO since 2005. Gail is known internationally through her books on autism: Autism Handle with Care (1995), Autism A New Understanding (2000) and Sharing our Wisdom (2003) and has spoken at many conferences on autism in United States, Canada, England, Malaysia and South Africa throughout the last quarter century. These include presentations at the World Conferences on Autism in Toronto in 1993, and Cape Town, SA in 2006. Her latest book In Search of Self takes her out of the autism world as it applies to each and every one of us. Gail first began using the model of self as tool with her clients while working as a family therapist. She has successfully incorporated it into her sessions on the scio as it provides a visual map for those who are working towards self awareness. She fully believes that we are living at a time during which developing and unconditional acceptance of one self and of others is of prime importance. The model of self can help us do that.