The V-Spot Healing the 'V'ulnerable Spot from

Everyone knows what the "G-spot" is, of course-it is a woman's most sensitive and vulnerable physical area. Although men do not have a G-spot per se, both men and women have what Joan Lachkar calls a "V-spot"-a concentration of highly charged emotional sensitivities emanating from early childhood experiences that remain raw and unhealed. These experiences might involve the parent who abandoned the child at an early age, the mother who smothered the child with too much affection, or the child who was neglected and never touched or soothed.

Joan Lachkar is on the editorial board of the Journal of Emotional Abuse.

List of Figures and Tables	p. ix
Acknowledgments	p. xi
Introduction	p. 1
The V-Spot and Its Corresponding Concepts	p. 9
Abusers and Their Enablers	p. 31
Emotional Abuse and Its Relationship to the V-Spot	p. 51
Theoretical Considerations	p. 65
Marital Theatrics	p. 89
The Internal Abuser	p. 107
Group Psychology and Cross-Cultural Considerations	p. 123
Treatment Procedures and Techniques	p. 143
Final Thoughts	p. 163
Glossary	p. 167
References	p. 175
Index	p. 181
About the Author	p. 191
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The V-Spot Healing the 'V'ulnerable Spot from Emotional Abuse

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