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Companion Journal: Maybe You Should Talk To Someone

Companion Journal: Maybe You Should Talk To Someone

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Companion Journal: Maybe You Should Talk To Someone

Reflect on your life experience and on the experiences of Lori Gottlieb and her therapy patients in Maybe You Should Talk to Someone: A Therapist, HER Therapist, and Our Lives Revealed. This chapter-by-chapter workbook will allow you to reflect on human nature, relationships, your emotions, and life changes:
  • Reflect on how you relate to people
  • Think about underlying problems
  • Process your life experiences
  • Think about how you solve problems
  • Reflect on how to have tough conversations
  • Infuse love and compassion into your life
  • Find a way to improve your relationships
  • Gain understanding and sympathy
  • Free yourself
  • Reflect on the 4 biggest fears people have in life
  • Find your sense of meaning
  • Learn from the experiences of others
    • And much more!*Please Note: This is an unofficial companion journal for Lori Gottlieb “Maybe You Should Talk to Someone.” This companion is designed to further your understanding of the book and is designed to help you reflect. This is not the original book.

    Technical Specifications

    Country
    USA
    Manufacturer
    Independently published
    Binding
    Paperback
    UnitCount
    1
    EANs
    9781086497007

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