At Therapy's End

A Novel

Author: Susie Flashman Jarvis

Tenderly written novel addressing the terrible legacy of domestic abuse and how one family's grief enabled them to overcome it.

As Sophie's son's first birthday draws near, her teenage daughter Katie distances herself further from her every day. Distressing memories threaten to destroy their relationship forever and Simon, their loving husband and father, can only look on in despair. Grief's shadow threatens to overwhelm them all but could yet be the doorway to their healing as Sophie is forced to confront her past and the abuse she witnessed as a child. But what will she find at therapy's end? This dramatic story gently addresses the trauma of domestic abuse and the pain of losing a child.

Author:

Susie’s early career as a fashion-model saw her travel the globe before she later trained as a counsellor. She has now spent almost 20 years’ working with couples and individuals, and also has extensive experience as an executive coach, working with leaders in business and the church.

In her autobiography Potholes and Belly-flops, Susie tells with unswerving honesty her journey of addiction, offering a hand of hope to those who feel alone in their difficulties. In her novel At Therapy’s End, she draws on her years of experience working as a therapist to highlight the issues faced by children who witness domestic abuse and how they can find restoration.

A dynamic communicator, Susie has regular speaking engagements around the UK, and is an ambassador for Restored, working to end violence against women.

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