About this eBook
Relationship Within offers practical advice on how to monitor and ease your stress around relationships. It offers a strength-based approach that builds on the multiple capacities, resiliencies, talents, abilities, and the inherent worth of individuals to create lasting relationships. Psychology and relationship expert Ingrid Fran Smyer reveals the positive aspects of an inner relationship that encompasses an individuals whole life, including mind, body, spirit, and community. Relationship Within explores how personality, upbringing, and life events lead to problematic relationship patterns. The good news is that there is hope. The recovery of relationships begins with an initial stage of awareness in which the person recognizes that change is possible. Ingrid provides insight into how this dynamic influences family life, career choices, optimum health, and longevity.
About the author
Ingrid F. Smyer has been in the mental health profession for thirty years; she holds a doctoral degree in clinical psychology. She is currently working in residential treatment in the area of sex offender rehabilitation. In addition to her work in mental health counseling, she is a certified holistic life coach, MBTI practitioner, and embodied dream therapist. She specializes in relationship issues using dialectical behavioral therapy and psychodynamic psychotherapy. Ingrid Smyer is a professional business entrepreneur and sole proprietor of the Apple of Boston Guest House in Boston, Massachusetts.
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