Cure by Crying: How to Cure Your Own, Depression, Nervousness, Headaches, Violent Temper, Insomnia, Marital Problems, Addictions by Uncovering Your Repressed memories

Cure by Crying: How to Cure Your Own, Depression, Nervousness, Headaches, Violent Temper, Insomnia, Marital Problems, Addictions by Uncovering Your Repressed memories by Stone, Thomas A.. paperback edition. ISBN: 9780964767409.

How to cure depression at home, for free, without a psychiatrist. Learn why crying in movies can heal your brain. Learn why the genetic chemical imbalance theory of depression is a partial truth. This book documents an amazing breakthrough discovery, how to permanently cure depression without a psychiatrist and without Prozac. Not a quick fix! Not full of psycho-babble about self-esteem and assertiveness. Cure By Crying is a hard-working process that physically repairs the brain. Stone challenges the genetic chemical imbalance theory of mental illness. His method is simple: Remember your childhood traumas, the day your father died, or the day your mother left you, and cry about it until youre done crying. Written by Americas foremost expert on repressed memory, Cure By Crying is both a revealing personal story of abuse, and a step-by-step do-it-yourself manual. The same method also cures headaches, nervousness, insomnia, violent temper, addictions, and marital problems, because they are all caused by repressed memories, according to Stones theory ... ABOUT THE AUTHOR: Fifteen years ago Tom Stone suffered from depression, headaches, insomnia, addictions, and a miserable marriage. He tried marriage counselors, group therapy and psychoanalysis, but his symptoms wouldnt go away. Out of necessity, he developed a way to cure himself by remembering his traumas and crying about them. He found 25 repressed traumas, including physical violence, his mom leaving, the death of a playmate, and a near drowning. The process cured all of his symptoms. Today his method is used and recommended by many professional therapists. Founder of the Cure By Crying Institute, Tom and his wife Nancy live in Des Moines, Iowa.