The 'I' In Me: "Who Am I Anyway?"

"Who died and made someone else the boss of you??" In this powerful straight talking guide to getting to know yourself better this and other pertinent life questions are explored. Written in an informal conversational style its packed with exercises, activities, quotes and soul searching questions right from the get go. With practical information, advice and therapeutic techniques this work book will not only raise your self awareness but support you to become the best possible version of yourself according to nobody else but you. As humans all we want is to be loved, accepted, feel connected and like we belong. This all starts within the self, if we cannot offer these things to ourselves how can we hope to build healthy relationships with others? What we do not heal we repeat so its important that we acknowledge our pain and release those stuck emotions from past traumas. Ultimately you can flip the script, break the cycle and write your own narrative in life. You are not defined by your past, you have the power to create the best possible future and enjoy the present journey just by being authentically you. Through this book you will learn what ingredients went into making you who you are today, but also offers insights and techniques to help you shift from a negative to a positive mindset. It will empower you to reflect on your life and make positive changes which will in turn inculcate a sense of peace and calm. The author is an expert at helping people and has spent the past 20 years supporting families, couples and individuals with anxiety, depression, relationship issues, loss, bereavement, abuse and much more to improve the quality of their lives. This workbook offers therapy for hearts and minds, it works well as a stand alone self help guide and alongside counselling interventions whilst receiving professional help. Be brave.... have the courage to face yourself in a way you have never done before and reap the benefits of knowing, accepting and loving the whole of you. Read more