Review: One Good Reason - Erin Lee

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Review: One Good Reason - Erin Lee - September 2016

Erin Lee's "One Good Reason" emerges as a powerful therapy tool and companion journal, intricately woven to complement her novel, "When I'm Dead." Targeted at victims of sexual abuse, as well as those navigating the journey of self-discovery, this companion journal transcends its pages, offering solace and empowerment to readers seeking healing.

This companion journal, standing at 122 pages, serves as a valuable therapeutic resource. Drawing from her background as a trained therapist, Lee incorporates narrative therapy prompts designed to guide victims through the process of rewriting their own narratives. "One Good Reason" becomes a transformative tool for readers, facilitating their transition from victimhood to survivorship and, ultimately, thriving.

The inclusion of a clinical article within the journal adds depth, providing insight into the therapeutic benefits of journaling and the healing potential of the written word. Lee's commitment to empowering individuals to understand and define themselves resonates throughout the pages, creating a safe space for introspection and self-discovery.

With a blend of empathy and expertise, Erin Lee invites readers to embark on a journey of healing. "One Good Reason" stands as a testament to the resilience of the human spirit and the transformative power of therapeutic journaling. This companion journal is not merely an extension of a novel but a beacon of hope for those seeking their own reasons to heal and thrive.


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