Using mountain climbing as a metaphor for building meaningful relationships with others, the author of Making Our Life Our Own examines such topics as risk, facing our fears, trust, asking for support, and letting go. Tour.
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Marilyn Mason, Ph.D., is Clinical assistant professor at the University of Minnesota.
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