Judi G.

This book was a read that I actually could understand (as a layman) and apply to my own life situations. There was a softness about this book that made you … Read More

Arun M.

The exercises that the author gives were pretty interesting. I really liked the “validate your child’s concern/fear” point. I am going to remember that for years to come. The discussion … Read More

LA Confidential

The author presents a compelling argument on why we do the things we do – and how to break unhealthy patterns. Don’t expect that after you finish reading this book, … Read More

Alice F. “kangarunitarian”

A couple of years ago I set out to study attachment theory. To be on the safe side, I stuck to academic psychology books. I learned a lot, but it … Read More

S. Cranow “The Granovitch”

I do not normally like psychology or self help books and I normally do not like books that point everythig back to the parents. Yet I have found that this … Read More

Mazman

The greatest value for me came from identifying my emotional ‘triggers’ and how substantially they impact my current communication and view of myself! Fortunately for me Dr. Shirley does not … Read More

Eric L.

Such an eye opener and it especially helped me break through an invisible wall that I created to protect me and my emotions.

Lori P.

Just finished reading your book Why I Can’t Change. I had to thank you for your work as it has had a great impact on me and my perspective on … Read More