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Facing Fear, Finding Courage: Your Path to Peace of Mind
Offers personal stories, quotes, and practical suggestions to help readers through the process of facing, feeling, and transforming fear
160 pages, Paperback
First published April 1, 1996
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November 21, 2020
A helpful small book.
October 5, 2022
Older Book but Encouraging; Going to Pass it Along
October 31, 2014
This is a great little book. It’s not necessarily a straight read, but more of a resource to use when necessary.
The essence of this book is addressing fear, broken out into 3 major categories including facing, feeling and transforming fear. The whole idea of this is to see fear more as a ‘message instead of a monster,’ as the authors would say. By being curious about our fear and finding out what our fear might be telling us, we can find courage to do the things we never thought we could. In addition to addressing the psychology of fear, the authors weave narrative into each of the short chapters in a way that makes them feel more personal and accessible.
This book was suggested to me in the context of domestic violence, so I tend to read it through the lens of victims of trauma and abuse. However, this book can be useful for anyone.
The essence of this book is addressing fear, broken out into 3 major categories including facing, feeling and transforming fear. The whole idea of this is to see fear more as a ‘message instead of a monster,’ as the authors would say. By being curious about our fear and finding out what our fear might be telling us, we can find courage to do the things we never thought we could. In addition to addressing the psychology of fear, the authors weave narrative into each of the short chapters in a way that makes them feel more personal and accessible.
This book was suggested to me in the context of domestic violence, so I tend to read it through the lens of victims of trauma and abuse. However, this book can be useful for anyone.
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