"A seasoned and sensitive journey intowholeness and inner healing."--Neil T. AndersonWhen a person is subjected to severe, long-term, intentional abuse, the damage is devastating and forges barriers, perhaps even fragmentation, in the person's heart and mind. As a result, abuse survivors are little able tofunction normally and trust few who attempt to help them--let alone a God who, in their minds, allowed the abuse to happen. So how can counselors, pastors, and healing ministers help them find true healing?For fifteen years, Candyce Roberts has devoted her life to working with the highly traumatized. In this remarkable book she offers effective, real-lifestrategies, tools, encouragement, and hope for those who desire to help othersreceive freedom and move into a life infused with the Father's truth and love.