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Evolving Self Confidence:
How to Become Free From Anxiety Disorders and Depression
Reviews*
A life changer (if you let it change it)
Joao
This book had such influence in my life that I fell compelled to contact the author privately.The author will embark with you in a journey
from your childhood to the present day. This journey is not intended to be filled with nostalgia and good vibes though, it will be vivid
and - possibly - cruel as it was back then, but in the end you will understand how necessary it was to relive all of those memories. This
book IS NOT the usual self-help book with tricks and things to say to yourself. Sure, it has some tips on how to get rid of some of the
mental traps you're in, but the main purpose of this book is to understand deeply why you are feeling this way. Having this knowledge,
you're already in the way to relief. "It's your birthright to be happy", it was only when I first read this in this book that I realized
that deep inside of me I didn't feel I was worthwhile of any happiness at all. This book is now a must have for me. I have to re-read from
time to time, to get me in the right track. I couldn't thank you enough, Terry. One of those books that make you notice they mean a lot to
the author.
Excellent
Rdwon
This is the best book I have read on this subject. It explains, very well, the core of the problem of anxiety. I feel like the clouds have
parted and I can see the anxiety for what it is. So very well written and explained. A truly amazing book. I shall be forever grateful for
it. Thank you.
Excellent!
Mrs A Boden – Hypnotherapist
As a practitioner I have recommended this book to
many of my clients - it is both well written,
accessible, very well researched and informative -
no jargon, easy to read, and helpful. I am so glad
to have discovered this very helpful book.
I recommend it to anyone who wants to overcome
anxieties and increase their self confidence.
Book 'Evolving Self Confidence' - author Terry Dixon.
jayon
Found this book quite 'deep' to start with. Quite a lot to take in. I think you would have to read it more than once to really get a grip
of it. The author certainly knows what he is talking about, and I think it would help anyone suffering anxiety disorders. It helps by
making you realise someone knows what this condition feels like - that you are not alone. Lots of helpful advice - main thing is, you have
to put it into practice, not just read about it and put the book down.
Very helpful book
Silveresson
I've read many books on this topic but this has been the best at explaining how our experiences shape our view of life. He explains the
road to recovery is simple yet not instant. Would thouroughly rcommend.
A New Twist to Anxiety & Depressive Disorders
Benson D. Evans Ph.D
Obsessions, fears, depression, anxiety...all almost totally related to the unconscious memories of our past. Although there certainly is a
biochemical component this author focuses on our emotional state and its relationship to previous experiences. It has helped me stare those
issues in the face and work on the 'now' of my issues.
Brilliant!!!
Inspired
A great book. From someone who is studying psychology, and has also suffered throughout my life with various fears and phobias. The book
'normalises' all the thoughts and fears - I no longer feel as though I need an exorcism. Its not only a great education but very reassuring
and I could relate it to my own background to a T. The repetitiveness works wonders to sink into the obsessive/phobic mind. People who have
come through mental health problems through counselling, CBT etc. for 25 years plus ultimately come to the conclusions that this book
makes. One critic suggested that the writer was not a professional. In my experience professionals can only match symptoms to a diagnosis
and go through the 'recommended treatments'. They often do not understand. Most of us have been failed by professionals. To have real
experience (as the writer clearly does) is invaluable. I am recommending this book to my group at MIND and shall keep a copy for myself to
repeatedly reference as slipping back is so easy.
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