The U-Turn
A Guide to Happiness
Nonfiction, Health & Well Being, Psychology, Physiological Psychology, Emotions, Self Help, Self Improvement, Self-Esteem
| Author: | Conor Farren | ISBN: | 9781909518087 |
| Publisher: | Orpen Press | Publication: | January 13, 2013 |
| Imprint: | Language: | English |
| Author: | Conor Farren |
| ISBN: | 9781909518087 |
| Publisher: | Orpen Press |
| Publication: | January 13, 2013 |
| Imprint: | |
| Language: | English |
The U-Turn is a book about being happier. Taking the simple premise that increased self-esteem is the key to a more contented existence, the author draws from his background as a psychiatrist and his own life experience to present a way of tackling the everyday negative emotions that can interfere with enjoying life.
The U-Turn:
- Provides readers with an understanding of the most common mild psychological issues, such as anxiety and depression, and aims to increase insight into the role of low self-esteem in these.
- Looks at ways for readers to fight back and discover that life can have joy and purpose.
- Contains "Think, Feel, Act" psychological exercises at the end of the chapters, which help the reader to apply what the book suggests to their own lives.
- Is written in a personal, anecdotal style.
About the Author
Conor Farren is a consultant psychiatrist at St Patrick's Hospital, Dublin. In his work as a psychiatrist he has seen the importance of self-esteem in counseling and therapy, and has discovered how raising self-esteem is fundamental to living a happier and more contented life. He is the author of Overcoming Alcohol Misuse (Orpen Press, 2011).
The U-Turn is a book about being happier. Taking the simple premise that increased self-esteem is the key to a more contented existence, the author draws from his background as a psychiatrist and his own life experience to present a way of tackling the everyday negative emotions that can interfere with enjoying life.
The U-Turn:
- Provides readers with an understanding of the most common mild psychological issues, such as anxiety and depression, and aims to increase insight into the role of low self-esteem in these.
- Looks at ways for readers to fight back and discover that life can have joy and purpose.
- Contains "Think, Feel, Act" psychological exercises at the end of the chapters, which help the reader to apply what the book suggests to their own lives.
- Is written in a personal, anecdotal style.
About the Author
Conor Farren is a consultant psychiatrist at St Patrick's Hospital, Dublin. In his work as a psychiatrist he has seen the importance of self-esteem in counseling and therapy, and has discovered how raising self-esteem is fundamental to living a happier and more contented life. He is the author of Overcoming Alcohol Misuse (Orpen Press, 2011).
