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The Box of Daughter - A Memoir - Katherine Mayfield

The Box of Daughter - A Memoir

Katherine Mayfield
The Essential Word Press , English
34 ratings

Katherine Mayfield’s debut memoir, The Box of Daughter, is an inspiring true story of her journey of recovery from dysfunctional family issues, and her quest to raise her self-esteem and create a more authentic life. The new field of psychogenealogy shows that we can actually inherit emotional patterns that hold us back from success and happiness. The Box of Daughter explores the negative messages handed down from generation to generation, and portrays the author's struggle to overcome the influences of psychogenealogy on her self-image and life choices. From The Box of Daughter: