Wounded Heart Companion Workbook (Workbook)
$16.99
Sexual abuse knows no religious or social boundaries. Studies indicate that at least one in three women has been sexually abused as a child. Fixed on biblical foundaitons, Dr. Dan Allender shows that there is hope and healing when survivors call on the Great Physician for relief from their suffering.
Now repackaged but with the same life-giving insights, survivors and their loved ones will find professional skill and spiritual direction to learn that they can heal from the trauma of abuse.
The workbook is designed to be used alone or in a group. Using the special secitons for men and group discussions, survivors can take specific steps to work through the pain of abuse.
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SKU (ISBN): 9781600063084
ISBN10: 160006308X
Dan Allender
Binding: Trade Paper
Published: August 2008
Publisher: NavPress
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