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Articles by Sagit Schwartz
The Power of Mirrors in Therapy and Books
As a licensed psychotherapist, I can attest to the importance of mirroring in therapy when a patient shares their feelings, thoughts, and experiences, and the clinician mirrors them back in a supportive way. For example, if a patient discloses something they’ve never shared with anyone before due to a fear of being judged, and the clinician applauds the bravery of their disclosure, the patient has the opportunity to feel seen for the first time.
Book Review: 'Midnight On Beacon Street: A Novel' By Emily Ruth Verona
Friday, October 15th, 1993, and Eleanor has a date, and has Amy come babysit her two kids, 12-year-old Mira, and 6-year-old Ben. It should just be an easy night for her, but it’s anything but. Her boyfriend, his brother and others show up, and she lets them in for a while, then kicks them out. Then Eleanor’s ex shows up wanting to see the kids, but isn’t allowed, and he gets angry.
Book Review: 'Since She's Been Gone: A Novel' By Sagit Schwartz
The book is in stores on Tuesday, February 6th from Crooked Lane. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3vtolqc Beatrice, nickname Beans, lost her mother at the age of 15, and developed an eating disorder that took a while to overcome, which still haunts her today. 26 years later. She’s a psychologist now, and gets an emergency request for a session from a new client. The woman tells her that her mother is still alive, they’re coming for her, and not to mention every seeing her.
Book Review: 'The Last Word: A Novel' By Gerri Lewis
The book is in stores on Tuesday, February 20th from Crooked Lane. To purchase a copy click on the link. https://amzn.to/41E0EI1 Winter Snow lives in Ridgefield, Conn, and writes obituaries for a living. On this day she gets a call from Mrs. Arlington, a wealthy older woman, who wants hers written by this Friday. She meets with her, gets to know her a bit, and her new puppy Diva.
Book Review: 'A Pie To Die For: A Lucky Pie Mystery' By Gretchen Rue
The book is in stores on Tuesday, February 6th from Crooked Lane. You can purchase a copy at the link. https://amzn.to/48EQvNB Esme March lives in Split Pine Island, which is off the coast of Michigan. She owns Lucky Pine Diner, known for its pies, far and wide, some of the pies even have a little magic in them, whoever eats them usually gets some luck in their life. It’s November, which means the tourists are all leaving, and the island basically shuts down for the winter.
Book Review: 'Like A Mother: A Novel' By Mina Hardy
The book is in stores on Tuesday, February 6th from Crooked Lane. Click on the link to buy a copy. https://amzn.to/3TRR0iS Sarah and Adam were a happily married couple, with a little girl, a house, another baby on the way and he had a good job. He got leukemia and died, and told Sarah everything was prepared for her after his death. Then his best friend Graham, and his wife Ava, wanted to adopt the unborn child, and have her sign papers to be the guardian of her little girl.
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