Learning to Live: 20 Lessons from a Therapist on Learning to Live a Better Life - Bates Lmhc, Daniel
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You are the reason you are stuck. You can either stay stuck or learn how to get un-stuck. In order to get un-stuck, you must engage in the learning process. That means learning about yourself, your perceptions, your thinking, how communication works, what makes a healthy relationship and other lessons. Fortunately, an experienced therapist, Daniel Bates, has compiled 20 lessons based on his experience and the latest social science research to help you. Learning to Live will help you engage with the lifelong work of learning. Learning isn't an event, it's a journey. It can be painful,…mehr

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You are the reason you are stuck. You can either stay stuck or learn how to get un-stuck. In order to get un-stuck, you must engage in the learning process. That means learning about yourself, your perceptions, your thinking, how communication works, what makes a healthy relationship and other lessons. Fortunately, an experienced therapist, Daniel Bates, has compiled 20 lessons based on his experience and the latest social science research to help you. Learning to Live will help you engage with the lifelong work of learning. Learning isn't an event, it's a journey. It can be painful, challenging at times and downright uncomfortable, but the end result is worth it. Lessons have a way of sticking with you for the rest of your life. They are the gift that keeps on giving. So, what are you waiting for? Start learning so you can start living.
Autorenporträt
DANIEL BATES is a licensed mental health counselor. He graduated from Western Seminary with two Master degrees in counseling and ministry/theology. He lives in the Pacific Northwest with his wife and two daughters. Daniel has co-authored a self-help book for parents called "When Parenting Backfires" and a book that explores the mental health themes in comic books called "Even A Superhero Needs Counseling." You can find more information about Daniel, his counseling practice, read his blogs, listen to his podcast, and watch his YouTube videos on counselordan.com.