People Who Thrive: Overcoming Hardship and Finding Meaning Volume 1 - Carter, William
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Though all people experience varied types and degrees of adversity, an ingrained belief across cultures is that life is meant to be meaningful. When hardship strikes, people search for ways to respond, rebuild, prevail. If it is true that life is meaningful, then hardship, adversity, trauma, grief, wounds, and emotional pain are roadblocks to that end goal. Not insurmountable barriers, but obstacles that can be overcome.Thriving--overcoming hardship--is a learned experience. People who thrive are intentional. They purposely get to know themselves, build support systems, make effective use of…mehr

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Though all people experience varied types and degrees of adversity, an ingrained belief across cultures is that life is meant to be meaningful. When hardship strikes, people search for ways to respond, rebuild, prevail. If it is true that life is meaningful, then hardship, adversity, trauma, grief, wounds, and emotional pain are roadblocks to that end goal. Not insurmountable barriers, but obstacles that can be overcome.Thriving--overcoming hardship--is a learned experience. People who thrive are intentional. They purposely get to know themselves, build support systems, make effective use of emotions, live within hope, and know what it means to love. Finding meaning, thriving is, in some ways, cloaked in mystery. If people can thrive, indeed are meant to thrive, there must be a pathway to that endpoint. People Who Thrive provides a research-based model for successfully coping with life's struggles, and simultaneously teaches thinking, communication, and relationship skills to make people vibrant. Life is meant to be meaningful in spite of hardship.
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Wm. Lee Carter is a psychologist with over thirty-five years of experience in the practice of psychology. He currently practices at Cen-Tex Psychological Services, a solo mental health clinic in Waco, Texas. He holds a doctoral degree in counseling psychology from Baylor University. He is a licensed psychologist and member of the American Psychological Association and other professional organizations. He has abundant exposure to troubled teenagers and adults by virtue of his experience in a wide range of clinical settings. He has been on staff at several inpatient and residential treatment facilities in Central Texas. He has past or current consulting relationships with psychiatric hospitals, residential treatment centers, social service agencies, juvenile probation agencies, foster care agencies, schools, and child advocacy agencies. Dr. Carter is often court-appointed to examine the criminally accused and is frequently called upon as an expert witness in criminal trials and hearings.