Don't Push the River (it flows by itself) by Barry Stevens - front cover
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Don't Push the River (it flows by itself)

by Barry Stevens

"Don't Push the River (it flows by itself)" by Barry Stevens, Real People Press, 1970, paperback edition. This influential work in psychology explores personal growth through Gestalt Therapy. ISBN 911226-07-9. Good condition with no inscriptions or library marks. A key piece for collectors interested in self-help and psychological development.

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Binding:Paperback
Condition:Good
1970
Real People Press
Stock:1 available
SKU:A11-B6-MRG-0246

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Condition Details

This paperback edition of "Don't Push the River" is well-preserved, with the cover and pages intact. There is no dust jacket, as expected for a paperback. The binding remains strong, and there are no inscriptions or signs of previous ownership. Overall, the book shows minimal wear, making it a desirable copy for collectors and enthusiasts of psychological literature.

About This Vintage 1970 Edition

"Don't Push the River (it flows by itself)" by Barry Stevens, published by Real People Press in 1970, is a significant work in the realm of psychology and self-help. This edition, printed in Lafayette, California, provides an insightful exploration into personal growth and awareness, drawing from Gestalt Therapy principles. Barry Stevens, known for her contributions to humanistic psychology, offers a personal narrative that intertwines her own experiences with broader therapeutic insights. The book's subject matter appeals to those interested in self-discovery and psychological development. This paperback edition, identified by ISBN 911226-07-9, is a valuable find for collectors and readers alike, especially given its historical context and enduring relevance. The book is in good condition, with no signs of library markings or inscriptions.

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