Elizabeth A Richter

This book is the second book based upon the Divorce in Connecticut blog which speaks out about the corruption and wrongdoing in family court among judges, attorneys, and mental health professionals. This book goes into more detail regarding the improper actions of these unethical court professionals...

This book contains a series of poems that Elizabeth A. Richter wrote from 2006 until 2008 during the period of her difficult divorce. The poems include her reflections on loss, grief, and the journey towards healing and recovery. They reveal a broad range of influences from Theodore Roetke and on ...

This book is based upon the Divorce in Connecticut blog which speaks out about the corruption and wrongdoing in family court among judges, attorneys, and mental health professionals. The improper actions of these unethical court professionals have placed vulnerable children in the hands of abusers ...

“It was May 1978, the day before my graduation, what was supposed to be one of the happiest days of my life. But I wasn’t happy. On the contrary, I knew that I was insane, destined to leave Mount Holyoke and end up in a psychiatric Institution.” So begins Elizabeth A. Richter’s memoir of her desc...

In 1978, not long after her College graduation, Elizabeth A. Richter experienced a temporary breakdown which led to a misdiagnosis and hospitalization of a little over two years at Harvard affiliated McLean Hospital in Belmont, MA. This book contains descriptions of the incidents which led up to he...

Sixteen young people ranging in age from ten to twenty-four describe the fears, sorrow, and other emotions they experienced when a brother or sister died.