Book secrets 1

As I wrote "Trauma and the Golden Lady" ( and after I did so), I discovered many interesting things about myself, others, about Sylvia Plath, and about life in general. I will share these with you as "secrets" or previously unstated observations that underlie or spring forth from my writing. It's amazing how one experience, one book writing, may gift a person with so much. I hope you will take a moment to reflect on these secrets, with thought about your own unique and gifted life. After all, this is the main purpose for my writing this book; that is, to help the reader see their self through some of what faced Sylvia Plath, positively and negatively. After all, a psychotherapist's work is to be always oriented towards the well being of the other, helping the other reflect on their unique self, understand, and take action to change for the better. I guess this main purpose for the book, if you will, may be considered my first "secret" to be told. Look for others to follow. I think you will find them interesting, especially if you've read the book.