title: Deconstructing Psychotherapy
author: Ian Parker
description: `The book is a welcome addition to literature in the field, however, and signals the need for more vigorous engagement and debate, informed by postmodern discourse, in South Africa - <b><i>PINS</i></b>
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  After months of being in a coma, Parker awakens chained to a hospital bed, his skin scarred and
  raw. He’s barely able to look at his own image in a mirror, his body left in a painful ruin by
  something others call a gift. Parker has no plans to remain in Bear Mountain or help a bunch of
  freaks win some war he has no part in.
  But there’s not much left for him to go home to. With the help of Samuel, he finally realizes the
  safest place for him is right where he is… and there’s no reason not to try to learn a little
  control while he’s there… before he burns himself alive.
  That control is put to the test as two shifters come into his life. One is quiet and persistent. The
  other is wild and chaotic. He craves their touch, but refuses it. Now locked in a scarred body,
  he’s no longer the pretty party boy he’d been before a bolt of lightning carried him to Bear
  Mountain.
  Who would want someone like him, disfigured by the very lightning contained within him?
  Confronted with monsters and magic