The Mosaic Mind

In The Mosaic Mind, Goulding and Schwartz offer an important addition to the increasingly popular and practical focus on resources upon which adult survivors of childhood abuse draw to get through traumatic and challenging experiences - resources which, today, continue to be available as essential tools in masterful living. As I read the case history that underpins much of The Mosaic Mind, I appreciated the honest and creativity Schwartz has brought to the development of his Internal Family Systems model. In it, he has expanded our understanding of working with parts - in both client and therapist alike - and added to the means by which these parts may be involved in the therapeutic journey in positive and creative ways."

"The Mosaic Mind has accomplished two remarkable feats. First, the authors have completed a comprehensive exploration of dissociation, discussing it in truly user-friendly language. Secondly, the techniques and theoretical material they present will contribute to even the most seasoned clinician's understanding and clinical repertoire. This book helps to make the intricate experiences of survivor and clinician come together much like the many-colored tiles in a mosaic."