Résultats pour "You, again" dans Émotions

Have you become so used to holding everything together that you've forgotten what it feels like to put yourself first? You manage everyone's needs, overthink conversations, and feel guilty saying no. You're exhausted, yet your mind never slows down. You want to feel calm, but you're always on...

You already know the skills. The trouble is they disappear the second you need them. You've read about pausing, breathing, and stepping back. Then the message lands, your voice rises, or a long day finally breaks you, and everything you learned is gone. Afterward comes the rest of it: the...

READ BY THE AUTHOR #1 NEW YORK TIMES BESTSELLER You deserve to stop suffering because of what other people have done to you. Have you ever felt stuck in a cycle of unresolved pain, playing offenses over and over in your mind? You know you can't go on like this, but you don't know what to do next...

A gentle guide to carrying your grief, reclaiming yourself and welcoming life back in. ‘Meggan has an extraordinary ability to turn pain into purpose.’ – Vex King When you’re grieving the death of someone you love, the end of a relationship or a life that no longer exists, the future can...

What if “moving on” is the biggest lie we’ve ever been told about grief? When loss hits, the world doesn’t stop —but something inside you does. People tell you to be strong. To let go. To move on. But what if you can’t? What if you don’t want to? What if the truth is… you’re not supposed to? The Lie of “Moving On” by Jeffrey Simmons is a raw, honest, and deeply human exploration of grief —one that breaks away from clichés and gives you permission to feel what others don’t understand. This isn’t a clinical guide. This isn’t filled with empty advice. This is real.

You will find in this literary work an opportunity to confirm the history of how you've experienced love. You will also have a chance to observe the patterns of how you've expressed love and get answers for questions of why some levels of love aren't enough to rescue some relationships!

Finding You Again was written to help men on their emotional journey after they have been left by a romantic partner. David Keyssecker, an experienced naturopath and counselor, tells his own story and how he overcame his emotional turmoil. The book also gives examples of how David’s clients experienced the process of separation, and how they coped with this traumatic event.

So many times, we try to avoid and prevent remembering what our childhood had been like. We tend to walk through life, successfully thinking we can do it without the aid of that “child” part of us. This audiobook explains, in detail, how you will come to acknowledge your younger self; that you cannot live through life without this “inner child"; and helps you to find it again. Full of inner child prompts, daily inner child affirmations, ways to heal your inner child, and acting like a workbook, too....Get ready to sit back, and enjoy!