Bøger af Daniel Bates Lmhc

Life is full of false starts and mishaps. But what's so great about how you start? Why do people care so much about where you come from, your family, what school you went to, do you have money? Shouldn't the focus be on how you use what you have? And what's the deal with mishaps in life? A friend moves away, you lose your job, your kids don't respect you, loved one dies? Why do those things have to derail your life? These questions and more are explored in False Starts and Mishaps. But isn't this a book of poetry? Shouldn't the book be about nature and flowers and babies or something? Poetry has a subversive agenda of trying to help with beautiful words, images and metaphors.

You are the reason you are stuck. You can either stay stuck or learn how to get un-stuck. In order to get un-stuck, you must engage in the learning process. That means learning about yourself, your perceptions, your thinking, how communication works, what makes a healthy relationship and other lessons. Fortunately, an experienced therapist, Daniel Bates, has compiled 20 lessons based on his experience and the latest social science research to help you. Learning to Live will help you engage with the lifelong work of learning. Learning isn't an event, it's a journey. It can be painful, challenging at times and downright uncomfortable, but the end result is worth it. Lessons have a way of sticking with you for the rest of your life. They are the gift that keeps on giving. So, what are you waiting for? Start learning so you can start living.