Emotional literacy: keeping your heart: educating your emotions and learning to let them educate you

New York: Crossroad (1997)
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This book helps us to not only feel the full range of emotions, but to feel the emotions appropriate to the actual situations in which we find ourselves. Anger, fea r, sorrow - all take on a new meaning. '

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