Walking with Moonshine

<p> </p><div> Praise for Walking with Moonshine</div><div>  </div><div> This series of linked stories traces the journey of a sensitive child then hospital-traumatized adolescent and young adult who emerged after psychoanalysis as a brave young woman. This book is the inspiring story of how that woman ���nally realized her creative potential and found her own voice.</div><div> —Gilbert J. Rose MD </div><div> Psychoanalyst and author of Trauma and Mastery in Life and Art</div><div>  </div><div> In Walking with Moonshine revered therapist and writer Lucy Daniels writes: “Aging is like dreaming. In both you keep going back to places you know from the past and have to struggle with the feelings that journey evokes.”</div><div>  —Jill McCorkle</div><div> Author of Life After Life</div><div>  </div><div> From her vantage as a psychotherapist Lucy Daniels looks back on a rich and varied life. This collection speaks to a wide experience of life and a wisdom borne of no little su���ering.</div><div> —David Payne </div><div>  Author of Back to Wando Passo</div><div>  </div><div> Lucy Daniels is a writer whose exceptional life experiences join seamlessly with her insightful stories to give us a multilayered view of the interaction of art and life.</div><div> —Helene Brandt Artist</div><div>  </div><div> Dr. Daniels has crafted extraordinary stories of complex and creative lives. This book is inspiring reading for anyone interested in life’s struggles and redemption.</div><div> —Charles C. Bergman </div><div> Chairman of the Board of the Pollock-Krasner Foundation</div>