Great book for moving past a dysfunctional upbringing

[egriff]

Happy Thanksgiving everyone!!!

[egriff]

Originally posted by sandib:
Hi, I'm new to this online forum and I saw your post about disfunctional upbringing. Is that the name of the book? Sounds like something I could relate to and would like to take a look at. Thanks for your help.

The books title is Been There, Done That? DO This! By Sam Obitz www.tao3.com SandiB.

[egriff]

FInally a thread that still seems to attribute comments to all the right people (at least I think it does) Hope everyone eventually finds there way back here and everyone is enjoying their life today

[lilchrissy]

Some of the posts are missing though as I got a reply notification for this thread and don't see any posts from me and I'm pretty sure i did post here previously.?.

[egriff]

That's really funny Chrissy... At least you have a post on here now as you are the official CBT spokesperson on here

[lilchrissy]

Thanks but I would not go as far as claiming to be the official CBT spokesperson on here. How about one of many CBT proponents? That has a much nicer ring to it now doesn't it

[WW]

Some of the posts are missing though as I got a reply notification for this thread and don't see any posts from me and I'm pretty sure i did post here previously.?.

I didn't get a notification but I thought I posted my two cents here earlier? I love the book and still use the TEA forms almost daily. I think all the hard work is done for me now, but they keep me out of my head and into getting more out of my life

[lilchrissy]

Thanks for reassuring me that I am not losing it

[egriff]

Thanks but I would not go as far as claiming to be the official CBT spokesperson on here. How about one of many CBT proponents? That has a much nicer ring to it now doesn't it

You are far too modest Chrissy!

[WW]

Thanks for reassuring me that I am not losing it

Far from losing it... You are the best and everyday I am appreciative of all the help you have given me