Description
Book Synopsis'Like having two psychotherapists at your fingertips' Cosmopolitan
Free yourself from self-improvement; find space for self-compassion
In a world which can be hard to navigate, it's not surprising that sometimes we don't feel OK. In this compassionate book, therapists Jodie Cariss and Chance Marshall show us that when it comes to our mental health, there are no quick fixes. Instead they set out sustainable, realistic tools that will truly support you to feel more confident, hopeful and anchored through life's ups and downs.
Using a practice they call 'mental maintenance', you'll learn how to:
· Embrace your real self, messy bits and all
· Unpick habits and attitudes that hold you back
· Navigate life's challenges with more ease and less strain
· Care for your mental health proactively, before things get difficult
With this book by your side, and a little curiosity and commitment, you'll soon find that you have the potential to thrive, just as you are.
'A really useful and practical guide to help you understand your mental health and how you can develop good habits to support it' - Julia Samuel
Trade ReviewA really useful and practical guide to help you understand your mental health and how you can develop good habits to support it -- Julia Samuel
What we love about this is Jodie and Chance are realists. Their book doesn't try to make life perfect but rather aims to equip you with everything you need to deal with the ebbs and flows * Balance magazine *
This super practical book is a bit like having two psychotherapists at your fingertips * Cosmopolitan *
If you're looking for tangible advice you can apply to your daily routine, this is the book for you * Stylist *
Having had a lot of therapy I thought I would know this stuff, but this is so easily written, super helpful and full of stuff even I didn't know [...] Really good if you want somewhere to start with your mental health. -- Cariad Lloyd
