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Notes from Dr. Weld
Counseling Blog — Book Reviews
Books worth your time on anxiety, the brain, and the life of faith.
Dr. Weld’s reviews of books he recommends to clients and readers, with an honest note on who each one will actually help.
Tom Lutz says that many people want "better sameness" which insulates us from any kind of change and leaves us ill-prepared for positive changes. Better sameness is simply a different face on the "status quo," or you could call it "the same pig with lipstick." Because...
When Capt. Dale Black visited heaven, he had not yet become an instructor for almost all kinds of commercial, Learjet, and small plane pilots. He had not yet earned his M.A. and his Ph.D. He had not yet piloted over 1,000 missionary ventures and many 1,000’s of...
Unless you’re reading this with a flashlight from six feet under, you probably experience worry or anxiety. Everyone does! But once we understand how we’re making ourselves worried, we can teach ourselves to be free from worry.
Beginning with operating on a man with a nail through his forehead,
this book contains riveting stories and information about the human
brain. Firlik calls herself “part scientist, part mechanic.”
Tom Lutz says that many people want "better sameness" which insulates us from any kind of change and leaves us ill-prepared for positive changes. Better sameness is simply a different face on the "status quo," or you could call it "the same pig with lipstick." Because...
When Capt. Dale Black visited heaven, he had not yet become an instructor for almost all kinds of commercial, Learjet, and small plane pilots. He had not yet earned his M.A. and his Ph.D. He had not yet piloted over 1,000 missionary ventures and many 1,000’s of...
Unless you’re reading this with a flashlight from six feet under, you probably experience worry or anxiety. Everyone does! But once we understand how we’re making ourselves worried, we can teach ourselves to be free from worry.
Beginning with operating on a man with a nail through his forehead,
this book contains riveting stories and information about the human
brain. Firlik calls herself “part scientist, part mechanic.”
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