The Void

About the Book

Have you come to the realisation that your everyday actions, emotions, or feelings are causing you difficulties? If you are willing to discover underlying causes of your emotions, thoughts, and actions, then you can find the way to true healing. The Void presents a new way for you to consider your life’s journey—the good and the bad, the joyful and the hurtful. With professional guidance, you can set out on a voyage of discovery to trace possible life events that may have caused inner scars. Once you have uncovered the scar or scars—your place of hurt, your void—you can then learn how best to seek an informed way forward. If you are searching for answers regarding why your life may feel blocked or uncomfortable, then the perspective and assistance provided here can point you in the right direction. Intended for laypeople, counsellors, therapists, and those in pastoral care, this self-help guide explores why you may be hurting inside and offers methods for healing that pain.

About the Author

Wendy Haslam was born in Africa, living in Zimbabwe and Tanzania. She was educated in England at a Quaker school in Somerset and then at university in America. Married and the mother of three children, she has worked in the National Health Service in the UK and in several counselling centres. She now has her own practice in Somerset, England, offering therapy, supervision, and training.