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Originally Posted by Halibut

I'm still waiting to be changed, but I did read I'm Okay, You're Okay when it came out in 1969 and it definitely made me begin to think of different ways I might approach problems or hurdles in my life. I've never revisited it and would likely find it laughable now, but heck, I was 17 at the time.

Still an instructional book on interactional psychology. I wrote a paper in Grad school in the early eighties on transactional psychology vs Gestalt theory and used that book as one of my primary sources.