Abstract
Techniques of mental imagery can help adult survivors of childhood sexual abuse access the inner wisdom necessary to identify, understand, and creatively address issues from the past and develop new and healthier patterns of thinking and behaving. This article documents the innovative and inspiring ways psychosynthesis uses mental imagery with this client population.
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