Melody Murray
LMFT, CMHS
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New release "Mourning the Living: When the Loved One You've Lost is Still Here," is an exciting new release that gives insight into familial and friend estrangements and ways to handle the toxic people we love.
MOURNING THE LIVING
In the profoundly moving book "Mourning the Living: When the Loved One You've Lost is Still Here," Melody Murray, an insightful and candid therapist invites readers into a deep exploration of the intricate web of family and friendships in our increasingly polarized world.
With heartfelt honesty, Murray shares her own journey, shaped by her relationships with her mother and older sister, offering a compelling blend of personal anecdotes and insights gained through her psychotherapy client sessions. She skillfully guides readers through the often tricky terrain of strained relationships, providing practical strategies for creating healthy boundaries, managing expectations, and, when necessary, summoning the courage to sever ties with toxic individuals.
"Mourning the Living" goes beyond the author's own experiences to illuminate the widespread issue of family estrangement, a phenomenon on the rise due to political and social divides. Through Murray's empathetic lens, readers can gain a deeper understanding of the silent struggles faced by countless individuals grappling with similar challenges. This transformative book serves as a powerful reminder that sometimes, the most difficult goodbyes are those we must say to people who are still physically present in our lives.
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