Elephants touch gently

What is it like when a psychotherapist goes through a serious personal crisis herself? How does she experience it and how does it affect her work? What happens to the therapeutic relationship and how do her clients perceive the whole thing? Can she still – from the other side – meaningfully help anyone at all? Or can she even let others help her? And how are elephants related to all of this?

Take a look at an account of a journey through the dark night of the soul, which, although it leaves indelible marks, also enables one to find true love. And get to know the gentlest tool for touch and connection in the world – the elephant's trunk!

The book is a loose sequel to the debut 'Satir Kneeling' and is considerably darker and rawer. The text is also enriched by the author's poetry. Another notable fact is that, despite all the misery she experienced, the author of the book finally got happily married.