Twilight Children - Torey Hayden

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                                                                   Twilight Children: Three Voices No One Heard Until a Therapist Listened

Review ; Twilight Children - Torey Hayden.

I read a non-fiction book called Twilight Children - now this doesn;t mean that they are little vampire kids , it has nothing to do with that Twilight. Twilight Children is written by a Child Psychologist called Torey Hayden and features three case studies that she worked on . One ) Is a 8 year old girl called Cassandra who was kidnapped for 3 years by her father after a nasty divorce battle and due to the experience she has developed MPD ( Multiple personality Disorder) , 2) Is a 4 year old boy Dante whose parents think he has elective mutism only to be found that he was born genetically deformed and the last was an 82 yr old lady Gerda who suffered from Alzheimer's and refused to talk. We read as Torey changes the patients lives for the better . An Inspirational read for all.



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