This book is rare, but I have a copy of it. The author of this book worked with my family and I using a type of therapy known as Three-Generational Family Therapy. This form of therapy includes the symptomatic individual, the individual's nuclear family, and the individual's grandparents. The basic concept of this therapy is to talk about one's stressful/painful situations of the past and present. So far, my family and I have completed twelve three-hour Extended Family Integration Sessions with the author of the book. His name is Dr. Peter G. Sandwell; he is a psychiatrist. Anyway, I can honestly say that I do feel alot better whenever my family and I, or even just my parents and I, sit down and talk about stressful/painful situations of the past and present. I feel tremendously better because I get to express myself, vent about certain situations that I was in, etc.