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Through the eyes of a Therapist: The privacy of the Therapy room revealed allowing you to discover how to beat your fears, doubts and limitations
Ian S. Best
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Through the eyes of a Therapist: The privacy of the Therapy room revealed allowing you to discover how to beat your fears, doubts and limitations - Best, Ian S.
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Synopsis "Through the eyes of a Therapist: The privacy of the Therapy room revealed allowing you to discover how to beat your fears, doubts and limitations"
Only in very few exceptions is the secret sanctuary of the therapy room unveiled. The discussions in the appointments, the private and personal disclosures remain highly guarded. Now, you can see for yourself exactly what happens, what is said and precisely what the world of therapy looks like through the eyes of a therapist. As a result the consistent common mistakes that people make with their thoughts, feelings and actions are revealed. You will discover how to avoid them, beat them and overcome the doubts, fears and limitations that hold you back! This heartfelt, personal account contains many examples that you will be able to identify with. It is highly easy to read, totally understandable and features techniques, methods and action points that you will be able to apply to your life immediately. Taken from the frontline of therapy you will find it to be your trusty companion that will guide your way again and again.
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