Therapy for the Soul's Pain

About the Book

All parts of the human body suffer from pain. Medical researchers and specialists have designed methods to address those pains. If your body aches, then physical or occupational therapy is performed on the necessary areas. If your mind is distressed or challenged, psychotherapy is assigned, and executed until improvement is evident. If your language or communication abilities are impaired, then speech therapy is rendered. What about the Soul? The Soul also experiences pain, aches, and impairment. Poetry creates “Therapy for the Soul’s Pain”. Therapy for the Soul’s Pain is divided into four components, as all other therapeutic processes. It is divided into; Evaluation, Diagnosis, Treatment, and the Cure. Evaluation involves identifying the pain. What is the pain or issue? The pain is revealed as life’s battles. Those are obstacles which we consistently face on a daily basis. Life’s battles are unavoidable, but approachable. Diagnosis identifies the causes of pain. The pain is caused by relationships. Relationships we experience with family members, co-workers, friends, lovers and ourselves. Treatment aspires to alleviate the soreness from mental and physical burdens of the soul. Treatment is achieved through motivational inspiration. Motivational inspiration lifts the soul to a safe place, above all animosity and opposition. The final element of the process is the cure. The cure is to permanently rid the soul of any pain and build up immunity from any future occurrence. The cure is self-acceptance. Accepting yourself for who you are and who you desire to be, can equip your soul with the most phenomenal strength. Therapy for the Soul’s Pain uses poetry to successfully guide you through a successful process of healing. Life will always be full of inescapable challenges. The goal is to not only mend, but also to develop a healthy and strong pain free soul. “Therapy for the Soul’s Pain” is also medically necessary.

About the Author

Sham Bevel was born and raised in Bronx, New York. In 1993 she received her first award in creative writing from the Mayor of New York City. Her love of poetry began at the young age of seven. Poetry has always been her first love and best friend. Although she has written poetry all her life, it was rarely shared with the public. Now with the support of her community, friends and family she has decided to publish her first poetry book, “Therapy for the Soul’s Pain”.