Out of Cullen Street (A House Of Madness)
Rebecca Guile Hudson
Described as an excellent therapeutic tool for both reader and writer, Out of Cullen Street is a poetic roller-coaster ride that chronicles the author’s interior and exterior experiences of a torture-filled childhood and her journey into forgiveness and healing.
Anyone interested in the incredible abilities of the mind to heal and find sanity amidst violence, perversion and mental illness will identify with, and be touched, moved and inspired by, this fascinating true-life story.
In Cullen Street, the author, a self-described “Goodwill Ambassador and Instrument of Peace,” uses paper as her canvas and words as her colors.
The result is remarkable.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
An internationally published award-winning poet, Rebecca Guile Hudson spent her first seventeen years in a violent household, where she experienced severe mental, physical and sexual abuse. In 1998, she started therapy for intense PTSD and a dissociative disorder, which helped save her life and open the doors to her creative voices.
In addition to singing with the Albuquerque Symphony Adult Choir, Ms. Hudson is a certified peer counselor for the mentally ill a paraprofessional crisis/suicide line volunteer and a hypnotherapist.
She and her husband of twenty-five years, John, live in Los Lunas, New Mexico. They have three children four grandchildren, four cats and two dogs.
(2005, paperback, 98 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
Described as an excellent therapeutic tool for both reader and writer, Out of Cullen Street is a poetic roller-coaster ride that chronicles the author’s interior and exterior experiences of a torture-filled childhood and her journey into forgiveness and healing.
Anyone interested in the incredible abilities of the mind to heal and find sanity amidst violence, perversion and mental illness will identify with, and be touched, moved and inspired by, this fascinating true-life story.
In Cullen Street, the author, a self-described “Goodwill Ambassador and Instrument of Peace,” uses paper as her canvas and words as her colors.
The result is remarkable.
ABOUT THE AUTHOR
An internationally published award-winning poet, Rebecca Guile Hudson spent her first seventeen years in a violent household, where she experienced severe mental, physical and sexual abuse. In 1998, she started therapy for intense PTSD and a dissociative disorder, which helped save her life and open the doors to her creative voices.
In addition to singing with the Albuquerque Symphony Adult Choir, Ms. Hudson is a certified peer counselor for the mentally ill a paraprofessional crisis/suicide line volunteer and a hypnotherapist.
She and her husband of twenty-five years, John, live in Los Lunas, New Mexico. They have three children four grandchildren, four cats and two dogs.
(2005, paperback, 98 pages)
Availability: Usually ships in 2-3 business days.
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