The child within you must find a home.

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**Hire only**Borrow an Arabic book from the Arab Club library 📚 A **$30 refundable deposit** is required when borrowing. The deposit will be refunded once the book is returned in good condition. . الطفل الذي بداخلك يجب أن يجد منزلاً "هل تساءلت يومًا عن السبب وراء بعض مشاعرك وأفعالك؟ كتاب 'الطفل الذي في داخلك يجب أن يجد منزلاً' لشتيفاني شتال يقدم لك خريطة طريق لاستكشاف أعماق نفسك وفهم جذور مشاعرك. من خلال رحلة شيقة، ستتعلم كيف تعالج جروح طفولتك وتبني علاقة صحية مع ذاتك الحقيقية، مما يفتح لك أبوابًا جديدة للسعادة والنمو الشخصي." من خلال الكتاب، تشجع شتال القارئ على بناء علاقة صحية مع الذات، من خلال الاعتراف بمشاعر الطفل الداخلي والاهتمام به بدلاً من تجاهله أو قمعه. تعتبر شتال أن الشفاء النفسي يبدأ عندما يتمكن الشخص من توفير الأمان والراحة لهذا الطفل الذي لا يزال موجودًا بداخله.يتسم بأسلوب سهل ومباشر، ويضم تمارين تطبيقية ونصائح عملية تساعد القارئ على توجيه الاهتمام والاحتضان الداخليين بشكل إيجابي وفعال. Have you ever wondered about the reasons behind some of your feelings and actions? Stefanie Stahl's book, "The Inner Child Must Find a Home," offers a roadmap for exploring the depths of your being and understanding the roots of your emotions. Through an engaging journey, you will learn how to heal your childhood wounds and build a healthy relationship with your true self, opening new doors to happiness and personal growth. Stahl encourages readers to cultivate a healthy relationship with themselves by acknowledging and nurturing their inner child instead of ignoring or suppressing them. She believes that psychological healing begins when a person provides security and comfort to this child that still resides within. The book is written in an easy and straightforward style, and includes practical exercises and advice to help readers channel their inner attention and embrace it in a positive and effective way.

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