“One of those rare books that could change your life.”
–Joe Graedon, M.S. author of the People’s Pharmacy series

“One of the best self-help books I’ve ever read. Highly recommended–especially for those intelligent, competent, creative people who just seem to shoot themselves in the foot just as they are about to reach an important goal.”
–Lonnie Barbach, PhD, clinical faculty, UCSF author of For Yourself and Going the Distance

“One of the most electrifying new books I’ve read in many years. An important book for professionals and lay folk alike.”
–Roger Gould, M.D., Assistant Clinical Professor, UCLA, author of Transformations

“What a contribution! I’ve put Imaginary Crimes at the top of my recommended list for colleagues and clients alike.”
–Stephanie Brown, PhD, author of Treating Adult Children Of Alcoholics

“A highly readable book that will serve as an excellent tool for people in recovery.”
–Richard Lewis Miller, MA, PhD, founder, Cokenders Alcohol and Drug Program

“A powerful new approach to psychological healing. Provides compelling insights into our tendencies to self-sabotage. The authors provide step-by-step guidelines for breaking out of the self-defeating patterns that block the attainment of our most cherished goals. A liberating and important book.”
–Kenneth R Pelletier, PhD., author of Mind as Healer, Mind as Slayer

“A marvelous and helpful book on how to release the emotional pain of growing up; to release unnecessary guilt and be free.”
–Harold H Bloomfield, M.D., author of Making Peace With Your Parents and Making Peace With Yourself

“Provocative and exciting… an exemplary do-it-yourself text…an intellectual masterwork.” –West Coast Review of Books

“A wise, deeply felt book, full of warmth and healing… Belongs on the shelf next to The Art of Loving and The Road Less Traveled.”
–Stewart Udofsky, M.D., Chairman, Department of Psychiatry, University of Chicago

“Offers us a poignant and important way to understand our deepest problems… Please read this book!”
–John Bradshaw, author of Healing the Shame That Binds You