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“Larry Heller’s approach was a revelation to me. Larry teaches us in an in-depth and practical way how to help our patients in depth and it’s exciting. He proposes a scientifically-grounded, theoretical understanding of the primary needs of the child and the inner conflict that he experiences in a situation of paradox or emotional insecurity. Larry then introduces us to the potential for resilience that the presence of the therapist brings at every moment. An original, powerful and innovative approach.”
(Dr. Eric Dachy, psychiatrist and NARM practitioner, 2018)
My session with you during shame and guilt in NL – has given a significant shift in my OCD.
H.F. – Netherlands
I can stay much longer in the discomfort of not doing my rituals – and I am more aware of what is underneath.
I would like to thank you for the session – and for your contribution to life.
Met vriendelijke groeten,
I made up my mind last year, that I was going to find a way to help survivors heal, by helping them learn you don’t have to (and shouldn’t) give up living for today and tomorrow to heal from yesterday, and that it’s absolutely necessary to keep using the positive tools we have or it all just becomes negative. I just recently found your book, and I have to tell you that I LOVE everything about your model! It is exactly the model I see myself needing to use to to truly heal, and it helped me understand so much about myself. I feel like it’s a model of hope vs the most common model of dwelling in pain that never seems to end.
T.P.
You asked for feedback after every interview and I have yet to do that until now. Christine Askew (Day 8) motivated me to attend my first CODA meeting since beginning recovery in 1988.
K.
Between her interview and Dr. Laurence Heller’s (Day 12) my recovery is on a whole new level!