Rethinking Depression - Maisel, Eric
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Provides a challenge for a programme for building a satisfactory and even joyful life by pursuing what matters most.
In this provocative and path-breaking distillation of a career spent working with individuals seeking help with mood and motivation, Eric Maisel reveals the implications of one of the era's most dramatic cultural shifts. In recent decades, much of the unhappiness inherent in the human condition has been monetized into the disease of depression and related "disorders." Maisel persuasively critiques this sickness model and prescribes a potent new approach that updates the best…mehr

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Provides a challenge for a programme for building a satisfactory and even joyful life by pursuing what matters most.
In this provocative and path-breaking distillation of a career spent working with individuals seeking help with mood and motivation, Eric Maisel reveals the implications of one of the era's most dramatic cultural shifts. In recent decades, much of the unhappiness inherent in the human condition has been monetized into the disease of depression and related "disorders." Maisel persuasively critiques this sickness model and prescribes a potent new approach that updates the best ideas of modern psychology. The result is a revolutionary reimagining of life's difficulties and a liberating model of self-care that optimizes our innate human ability to create meaning and seize opportunity -- in any circumstance.
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Eric Maisel, PhD, the author of forty books, is widely regarded as America's foremost creativity coach. Eric is a columnist for "Professional Artist" magazine and a featured blogger for "Psychology Today" and the "Huffington Post." He reaches thousands through his website, workshops, and online courses. He is the founder of noimetic psychology, the new psychology of meaning, and lives in the San Francisco Bay Area.