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Getting Your Life Back: The Complete Guide to Recovery from Depression
A comprehensive program for overcoming depression using numerous case studies to show readers how to overcome this common disease.
- GenresNonfictionPsychology
400 pages, Hardcover
First published April 18, 2001
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February 18, 2021
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June 5, 2009
I actually didn't finish reading this book. I only got to page 48 before finally deciding this was just creating more stress in my life.
Although the ideas presented in this book are wonderful, and I love the format in which it is layed out, I just feel that in my current state, this isn't the right book to help me deal with depression.
It has so many exercises I feel more pressure and stress than I did not-reading the book, and stress is honestly how I think I've gotten to the point I have. The ideas presented in the book are brilliant, but, for me personally at this point in time, I feel that it's more hurtful than helpful. So I decided to put it away instead of pressuring myself to read something that was making me feel pressured. :)
I think maybe once I make a bit more progress on my own, this book may be a wonderful tool to invest my time in. Right now I'm reading "How to be Happy Without Being Perfect: Breaking Free from the Perfection Deception" and, honestly, it's working much better for me than this book did. If you find yourself stressing yourself out (as I did even with reading this book!) I'd highly recommend it.
This seems like a great book, it's just not appropriate for my personal circumstances right now.
Although the ideas presented in this book are wonderful, and I love the format in which it is layed out, I just feel that in my current state, this isn't the right book to help me deal with depression.
It has so many exercises I feel more pressure and stress than I did not-reading the book, and stress is honestly how I think I've gotten to the point I have. The ideas presented in the book are brilliant, but, for me personally at this point in time, I feel that it's more hurtful than helpful. So I decided to put it away instead of pressuring myself to read something that was making me feel pressured. :)
I think maybe once I make a bit more progress on my own, this book may be a wonderful tool to invest my time in. Right now I'm reading "How to be Happy Without Being Perfect: Breaking Free from the Perfection Deception" and, honestly, it's working much better for me than this book did. If you find yourself stressing yourself out (as I did even with reading this book!) I'd highly recommend it.
This seems like a great book, it's just not appropriate for my personal circumstances right now.
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December 25, 2009Very good book.
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