In her best-seller The Drama of the Gifted Child, Alice Miller deals with the causes and effects of childhood trauma in a compelling and compassionate way. Her approach is congruent with the biblical doctrine of sin and opens windows to the hurt child in all of us, with profound implications for our personal healing and ministry
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