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Author: Dr. Christy P. Kane Description: Even in the darkness we can find light.A therapist's path is as varied as the people he or she seeks to help. They embark on a journey with a new client hoping they can be of some help in alleviating pain, promoting healing, or simply offering support through difficult times.Fractured Souls and Splintered Memoriesdoes not highlight darkness. It was written to assure its readers that peace and reparation are possible. In this book, you will see firsthand the resiliency of a human soul as it is guided through the healing process by an experienced, skilled mental health professional.We are not destined to walk this life alone. Help is available if we know where to find it. This book will show you that hope and healing are possible through the guidance of a trained therapist. Their path is not an easy one, but they are well prepared and willing to tread yours with you, no matter how dark or hopeless it might seem. Dr. Christy Kane is a licensed mental health professional who has spent over 20 years treating individuals who have dealt with and are dealing with Trauma.
Christy Kane PhD., CMHC, has over 20 years of experience leading and guiding in mental health. Christy Kane is a sought-after presenter and author who focuses her work on neurology, mental health stability, and how electronics are affecting the human brain. She has served in a variety of roles that contribute to her extensive mental health knowledge and expertise in the field of Psychology. As a former owner and Clinical Director of two residential treatment centers, Christy has helped youth learn the skills necessary to effectively contribute to society, manage their mental health, and make positive changes in their lives. Christy also owns an outpatient clinic where she provided counseling services. From parent nights at local schools to TEDx talks, and from national conferences to local intervention with companies, Christy is a coveted advisor in the area of mental health. Christy knows that corporations, schools, and families are facing mental health challenges.
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