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Kedric Cecil
Biography
Wisdom From the Streets and its sequel, Moonlight in Mud Puddles is a journey deep within a Family Therapist's own soul, and offers suggestions and encouragement to engage in the change process as we travel along our own path toward self-empowerment.
The author writes about his true-life journey as a teenage runaway on the streets of Seattle, eventually becoming a therapist to troubled kids and families. Honest, and often humorous, he reveals the wisdom process needed to help himself and others.
Kedric H. Cecil, Ph.D., specialized in working with at-risk children and their families, as well as those who have suffered physical and emotional abuse. Formerly a seminar speaker and adjunct professor in the Graduate Program in Counseling at Montana State University-Northern, he was in private practice in Havre and Great Falls, Montana. He is now retired pursuing writing projects and his love of Life.
The author writes about his true-life journey as a teenage runaway on the streets of Seattle, eventually becoming a therapist to troubled kids and families. Honest, and often humorous, he reveals the wisdom process needed to help himself and others.
Kedric H. Cecil, Ph.D., specialized in working with at-risk children and their families, as well as those who have suffered physical and emotional abuse. Formerly a seminar speaker and adjunct professor in the Graduate Program in Counseling at Montana State University-Northern, he was in private practice in Havre and Great Falls, Montana. He is now retired pursuing writing projects and his love of Life.
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Books
Moonlight in Mud Puddles
by Kedric Cecil
Price:
$2.99 USD.
Words: 44,050.
Language:
English.
Published: March 30, 2019
by
Raven Publishing of Montana.
Categories:
Nonfiction » Biography » Autobiographies & Memoirs, Nonfiction » Psychology » Applied psychology
In the sequel to Wisdom from the Streets, Dr. Kedric H. Cecil reflects on further examples from his life as a teenage runaway on the streets of Seattle, exploring his own experiences of trauma and abuse which often led to further problems and issues in adulthood. Following many years as a university professor and family therapist in clinical and residential treatment settings, the author describes