The Psychologist's Daughter

<p>The Psychologist's Daughter is the unembellished yet emotive true story of heartache perseverance and spiritual strength. The book reveals glaring discrepancies in one man's professional and personal lives and the consequences of these extremes on his family.</p><p></p><p>John Redman was a psychologist revered among academic and professional peers. But for his daughter he was a painful enigma−cruel and explosive distant but protective. Fleur candidly shares the painful impact of family breakdown the longing associated with a missing brother and what it felt like to live under the shadow of her father's unrelenting rejection.</p><p></p><p>It is also a story of hope as Fleur surrenders unhealthy escapes and exchanges the lie of worthlessness for an improved self-identity and a sense of wholeness.</p>