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Shauna Pitman

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Books About Narcissistic Mothers

Books About Toxic Parents

Radical Acceptance Book

Books On Narcissism

Books On Parenting

Books That Feel Like Therapy

Adult Children Of Emotionally Immature Parents

Adult Children Of Emotionally Immature

Emotionally Immature Parents

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Thrust [Book]

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The true story of the little-known mental-health pioneer who revolutionized how we see the defining problem of our era: anxiety. Panic, depression, sorrow, guilt, disgrace, obsession, sleeplessness, low confidence, loneliness, agoraphobia...The international bestseller Hope and Help for Your Nerves, first published in 1962 and still in print, has helped tens of millions of people to overcome all of these, and continues to do so. Yet even as letters and phone calls from readers around the world flooded in, thanking her for helping to improve--and in some cases to save--their lives, Dr Claire Weekes was dismissed as underqualified and overly populist by the psychiatric establishment. Just who was this woman? Claire Weekes was driven by a restless and unconventional mind that saw her become t Claire Weekes, Vie Motivation, Recommended Books To Read, Inspirational Books To Read, Top Books To Read, Must Reads, Extraordinary Life, Psychology Books, Top Books

The Woman Who Cracked the Anxiety Code: The Extraordinary Life of Dr Claire Weekes

The true story of the little-known mental-health pioneer who revolutionized how we see the defining problem of our era: anxiety. Panic, depression, sorrow, guilt, disgrace, obsession, sleeplessness, low confidence, loneliness, agoraphobia...The international bestseller Hope and Help for Your Nerves, first published in 1962 and still in print, has helped tens of millions of people to overcome all of these, and continues to do so. Yet even as letters and phone calls from readers around the world flooded in, thanking her for helping to improve--and in some cases to save--their lives, Dr Claire Weekes was dismissed as underqualified and overly populist by the psychiatric establishment. Just who was this woman? Claire Weekes was driven by a restless and unconventional mind that saw her become t