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Please be aware: That is an integral takeaways and evaluation of the book and not the original book.Start Publishing Records' Synopsis, Analysis, and Review of Doctors Henry Cloud and John Townsend's Restrictions carries a summary of the book, a review, evaluation and key takeaways, and an in depth "about the author" section.Preview:Restrictions is a self-help book with Christian inspirational components by doctors Henry Cloud and John Townsend, a set of creators and psychologists in California. The book is written in the first-person, although neither of the doctors are named in the text; the pair of them seem to talk about this point of view.This book is primarily concerned with psychological and religious boundaries, specifically how to establish them and how to rebuild them when they are violated. It offers types of common types of boundary issues as well as advice on how to solve those conflicts.Cloud and Townsend open up Restrictions with every day in the life of any overworked and underappreciated woman named Sherrie. Sherrie is pressured, taking on lots of duties from her family, friends, co-workers, and church members. Her son is uncontrollable in his third level course, her six-year-old little princess is withdrawn and uncommunicative, her husband is distant, and her boss surprises her with last-minute tasks. Sherrie is both worn out by her workload and guilty that she cannot do more. At this point, Cloud and Townsend change in to the first part of their publication, which targets what restrictions are.
