With haunting art and story, Jeanette Wright, M.S., A.T.R., draws the reader into her subconscious struggle to make sense of a life bewilderingly altered by the death of her mother when she was three. Through her gallery of drawings, she shows us how she was able to retrieve images from her own history, unavailable through conscious memory, which led to the emergence of a more affective and cognitive understanding of her life's experiences. As an...