Review: Basic informational read, needs more depth
Rating: 3 out of 5
Date: 03 7, 2014
The author addresses the problem of mobbing from the perspective of a clinical adviser, explaining how emotional and holistic healing is possible for anyone who is or once was a victim at their workplace. One initial oversight in the book is that it begins with the assumption that the reader is familiar with the definition and extent of mobbing, not to mention the difference between mobbing and bullying, thus leaving lasting confusion for the reader who is unfamiliar with these terms.The book does devote a large portion to helpful tips and paths to healing with the author emphasizing that it is a process and such problems do not go away overnight. It does not, however, go into depth as much as it could, leaving the majority of information for immediate, surface-type methods to employ and psychological/mystical healing information. For example, the section on grieving is only one paragraph long and the section on caring for oneself focuses heavily on self-hypnotic-induced sleep. Finally, the book could definitely use more personal examples and stories, as well as a lot of editing since there are grammatical errors sprinkled throughout.Overall, the book is an easy and quick read, but seems targeted toward a particular group who are familiar with psychological and mystical healing and helping those who are seeking emotional recovery.I received a free download of this book in exchange for an honest review.