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It is not uncommon in the practice of psychology for clients to feel stuck. Often these people have sought numerous traditional approaches in resolving their difficulties. More integrative therapists have recognized that the spirit is a part of the whole and needs to heal as well. Past life regression is one pathway to achieving this goal and getting "unstuck." Past life memories can be recovered spontaneously through exposure to a sensory stimulus, through dreams, meditation, or facilitated by hypnosis in psychotherapy. Admittedly, this is a controversial concept in psychology. Whether one believes in past lives or not is actually irrelevant. As a technique, it has helped many people.

In keeping with this philosophy, Drs. Laquidara-Alexander and Bratcher have written their first novel demonstrating the impact of a previous life and relationships on a present day conflict. THE HOUSE OF M. LUCRETIUS shows the bonds of love through time, along with the persistence of traumas and fears from lifetime to lifetime. The authors recreate a picture of life in the first century AD Roman Empire.

The House of M. Lucretius is now available at Amazon.com in Hardcover and for your Kindle.

Their second work, WHISPERING OAKS, examines the internal struggle of a woman caught in a destructive relationship that pulls her into the turmoil of 1860s South Carolina and continues in WHISPERS IN THE TALLGRASS.

The purpose of writing this series was to introduce the possibility of the impact of reincarnation on the choices we make today. This medium was selected to open a new doorway to people unfamiliar with the idea.

Jean M. Bratcher, PsyD is a licensed psychologist in Florida and a history buff. She obtained her BS in Secondary Education at the University of Cincinnati and her MS in Psychology and PsyD in Clinical Psychology at Nova University. Before she became a psychologist, she taught English, Speech, and Theater. She took several creative writing and social studies courses as part of her curriculum as an undergraduate. She has experienced past life regression.

Elizabeth Laquidara-Alexander, PhD is a licensed psychologist in Florida, California and Nevada. She obtained a BA in Philosophy and a BA in Psychology and MA in Community Psychology at Russell Sage College and a PhD in Clinical Psychology at the California School of Professional Psychology, Los Angeles. She has been practicing past life regression therapy for a number of years.

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