John Bradshaw was a prominent figure in the self-help movement, known for his work on personal growth and family dynamics.
He authored five New York Times bestsellers and hosted PBS television series based on his books.
Bradshaw popularized concepts like the "Inner Child" and "dysfunctional family." His career spanned counseling, theology, management consulting, and public speaking.
Through his books, TV shows, lectures, and workshops, he impacted millions of lives.
Bradshaw's approach combined various disciplines to address issues of shame, addiction, and family secrets, making him a influential voice in personal development for over two decades.
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