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Rice Paper Prison Book

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Rice Paper Prison: Breaking Free From OCD

By Lisa Schiro, Licensed Clinical Professional Counselor

Lisa Schiro, M.S. is a Licensed Mental Health Therapist and Breakthrough Coach in Boise, Idaho. She is an Author, Speaker, Instructor and EMDR Therapist. She is the owner of K-Counseling & Anxiety Treatment Center in Boise, Idaho.

“Lexie is a likable young woman who lives in a small town. She struggles to resist the urge to seek out odd-number combinations in order to feel safe. Lexie is ashamed. Lexie is exhausted. Lexie has Obsessive-compulsive disorder. She always feels odd because odd is what keeps her feeling safe. She is taken to the edge and back in this gripping story of a young woman who defies all ‘odds’ and tears her way out of her rice paper prison. Lexie is surprised by her courage and is relieved that there is hope just on the other side of the rice paper. And, hope she can change everything.”

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