Negotiating the Inner Peace Treaty: Becoming the Person You Were Born to Be

n nA real gift to anyone interested in finding out more about the many selves that make up our Inner Cast of Characters. Clear, thoughtful, and lyrical, it guides the reader along the fascinating journey of self-discovery, providing support and practical suggestions along the way.n n n --Hal Stone, PhD and Sidra Stone, PhD, nn Creators of Voice Dialogue, authors of Embracing Our Selves; Embracing Your Inner Critic; Partnering; and The Shadow King. nn n n nNegotiating the Inner Peace Treaty inevitably leads to greater peace and productivity in the outer world as well. The exercises and insights offered here are profound, clear, and attainable for anyone. I am particularly impressed with how this book presents a view of Jung's 'archetypes' that is lucid, moving and transformative.n n n --Jeremy Taylor, D. Min., nn Unitarian Minister, author of Dream Work; and Where People Fly and Water Runs Uphill. nn n n nn nThis creative work presents a lucid, practical set of tools for those not formally trained in Jungian psychology, who seek to come to peace with the inner turmoil that fragments our lives. Her clear presentation of shadow and dream work are very helpful...I highly recommend it!n n n --Keith Parker, PhD nn Jungian Analyst, author of Seven Cherokee Myths. nn n n nChelsea Wakefield's work moves us beyond wounds of the past, expanding our potential for love and intimacy. Here is a guide that is both visionary and integrative. n Gina Ogden, PhD, LMFT nn Author of The Heart and Soul of Sex; and Return of Desire nn