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    Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach
    Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach
    Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach
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    Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach

    By Natalia Levis-Fox

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    Intended Violence. Aggression. Humiliation. Pain. Suffering. Fear. Complaints. Self-Pity. Seeking for professional help. Knowledge of the higher order. Healing. Comfort. Brilliant personality. Success. Confidence. Love...

    A step-by-step guide for professionals to heal victims and create a novel, successful, bright and intelligent type of personality instead of a “sufferer”. This project contains very effective, practically proven methods backed by solid scientific research.

    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherNatalia Levis-Fox
    Release dateFeb 16, 2012
    ISBN9781465708885
    Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach
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    Natalia Levis-Fox

    Expert: laughter & art therapy, psychology of wellness, finding love, healing jealousy, emotions & quality of life; NLP Practitioner, Transformations International Consulting & Training Ltd, New Zealand with Dr. Richard Bolstad 2. «Self-transformation», Master-class by Steve Andreas, USA-Poland, 2003 3. «Multimedia methods in correction cognitive disorders», Master-class» Brain Train IVA, Sweden-USA, 2005 4. Doctorial Course in Pedagogical Psychology 2007-2010 Dissertation theme: Multimedia methods in self-regulation Languages: English. Russian, French, Italian (written), Latin Publications: 18 scientific articles, 2 scientific monographies Books: 1.“The Secret of Healing Jealousy” (smashwords) 2. "The Love Formula" (amazon) 3. “How to Create Love” (smashwords) 4. "Laugh at them" (translated into French & Russian, smashwords) 5. "Setting Goals that Work for You" (smashwords) 6. "Fear Loss Erotica Method" (smashwords) and others below Translated: from English into Russian and puplished 3 books by Richard Bolstad Hobbies & interests: Skiing, helicopters, travelling, Italian opera, painting, sewing, knitting, gardening

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      Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach - Natalia Levis-Fox

      Messaouda Sadouni, Ph.D

      & Natalia Levis-Fox

      Healing Victims. Cross-Cultural Approach

      2012 © M. Sadouni & N. Levis-Fox

      ISBN: 978-1-4657-0888-5

      Smashwords Edition

      Smashwords, Inc.

      Authors’ website

      http://www.natalialevisfox.com/healing_victims.html

      Introduction

      Intended Violence. Aggression. Humiliation. Pain. Suffering. Fear. Complaints. Self-Pity. Seeking for professional help. Knowledge of the higher order. Healing. Comfort. Brilliant personality. Success. Confidence. Love…

      Those professionals who work with victims of domestic intended violence very often feel at a loss. It is not easy to deal with sufferers. As a rule, when we meet people with problems, the first thing we tend to do is distance ourselves from them. It is quite natural. As professionals, we often experience disappointment after our sessions with victimized people. Their mentality is practically closed to healthy outcomes of wellness.

      Why?

      To answer this question we had analyzed hundreds of scientific research results publications. Our conclusion: "Victimhood is an international phenomenon and is the trap of the ego". Each victim is very hooked on her or his own story, and their ego loves the drama of it all! They manage to manipulate you by forcing you to play their own games, each time you offer them a healthy solution.

      At the root of a victimized person, there lies a set of beliefs about self, others and the world. These limited unconscious beliefs affect their behavior, thoughts and feelings, and as the result, unhealthy beliefs determine their experience of the sufferer.

      Victim mentality is seductive. It is spread over in all areas of their life, thus affecting relationships, career and health. Ill health is usually a manifestation of victimhood.

      Irrelevant to culture, civilization or nationality most attitudes and states that often associate with victimhood include:

      - blame

      - self-pity,

      - resentment

      - self-righteous anger

      - feeling unappreciated

      - making others 'wrong'

      - being a sufferer for a cause, etc.

      There are two main constants, which fix victim mentality like cement. They are blame and self-pity.

      Blame. Victims are always blaming someone for their pain and suffering.

      Self-pity.

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