SaraKay Smullens, Author of Setting Yourself Free and Whoever Said life is Fair?

If you have recently heard SaraKay speak -- or if you have read one of her newspaper articles, she would welcome your feedback.

An archive
of all SaraKay's articles
and letters is available
on this site.
Link here.

	NEW! SaraKay contributes chapter to Envy, Competition and Gender. See details.
	NEW! SaraKay contributes chapter to University of Pennsylvania retrospective. See details.
	Abusing the press (published in the Philadelphia Daily News)
	Politics and Culture: Letter to the Wall Street Journal
	A Therapist Evaluates John McCain (published in the Broad Street Review)
	Up Against the Human Services Bureacracy (published in the Broad Street Review) This article references: An Emotional Sense of Direction.
	Commentary on the Danieal Kelly case (published in the Philadelphia Daily News)
	Peer Reviewed Journal accepts SaraKay's paper. See details.

SaraKay Smullens is a well-respected social worker, family therapist, author, wife, mother of four and life-activist. She is known nationwide for her work in healing emotional abuse. She is a group therapist certified by the American Group Psychotherapy Association, and a family life educator certified by the National Council on Family Relations.

graphic - Setting YourSelf Free

Especially in these troubled times, SaraKay describes herself as "on a mission to encourage people to learn to frame, understand, address, confront, solve and better understand their problems..." It is her hope that "people will see the the connection between childhood experiences and the resulting attitudes and behaviors that can destroy marriages, families, friendships, work settings, communities and societies."

We invite you to meet SaraKay, read more about the books she has written, or catch up on her latest articles and columns. You are invited to share your thoughts on her books, or empower yourself with her ideas for living the best life you can.