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| Psychotherapist Counsels on Raising and Becoming... |
| MY SELF, YOUR SELF: Creating a Healthy Adult Twin Relationship by Joan A. Friedman, PhD |
Joan A. Friedman, Ph.D is a critically acclaimed twin expert, mother of adult
twins, and an identical twin herself.
She is the author of Emotionally Healthy Twins. She has just completed
her second book entitled My Self, Your Self, a breakthrough book that
offers guidance to adult twins adjusting to difficulties traced to their twinship.
Dr. Friedman is an avid spokeswoman and advocate for fair treatment of
twins in the media, education, and psychology.
twins, and an identical twin herself.
She is the author of Emotionally Healthy Twins. She has just completed
her second book entitled My Self, Your Self, a breakthrough book that
offers guidance to adult twins adjusting to difficulties traced to their twinship.
Dr. Friedman is an avid spokeswoman and advocate for fair treatment of
twins in the media, education, and psychology.
The myth of ideal twinship is so prevalent that it is considered taboo to
even suggest that one might have negative feelings about being a twin.
As a result, far too many adult twins suffer a host of twin-related problems
that go unacknowledged and unaddressed.
My Self, Your Self is the first mainstream book that adult twins
can turn to for emotional validation, psychological insight, and
meaningful guidance. It helps readers understand and manage the complex
issues adult twins so often encounter but may be too anxious or even ashamed
to admit to themselves or others.
even suggest that one might have negative feelings about being a twin.
As a result, far too many adult twins suffer a host of twin-related problems
that go unacknowledged and unaddressed.
My Self, Your Self is the first mainstream book that adult twins
can turn to for emotional validation, psychological insight, and
meaningful guidance. It helps readers understand and manage the complex
issues adult twins so often encounter but may be too anxious or even ashamed
to admit to themselves or others.
| The Book |
| The Author |
