Posts Tagged ‘Book Reviews’
Monday, October 11th, 2010
Cheap forgiveness is a quick and easy pardon.
There is no processing of emotion and no coming to terms with the injury.
When you refuse to forgive, you hold tenaciously to your anger. When you forgive cheaply, you simply let your anger go. Is there another way of looking at this age old dilemma?
Is forgiveness good for you? Is it necessary to forgive in order to heal? Perhaps not. Read more »
Tags: Acceptance, Book Reviews, Forgiveness, Relationship
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Saturday, September 25th, 2010
I’m Stuck!
This is what I often hear from individual clients as the reason for seeking psychotherapy.
Charlotte Kasl, PhD. has written a brilliant book, If The Buddha Got Stuck, about the psychological make up of people who get stuck in their lives and relationships. Read more »
Tags: Book Reviews, Psychotherapy, Relationship
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Monday, September 13th, 2010
A classic book that predates Nike’s slogan, Just Do It!
Feel the Fear and Do It Anyway is a crucial read for anyone considering change and needing to summon up the courage to move from thinking to action. It is a book on fear, emotional paralysis, and the importance of self-responsibility.
I have been recommending this book to clients for years. This powerful book has an impact on everyone who is ready to move from analysis paralysis to the active creation of a fulfilling life. Read more »
Tags: Book Reviews, Fear
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