Self Help Books
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Product Name: DIY THERAPY
Product ID : 001
Simple, Self-help Skills by Helen Papadopoulos
ALL HEALING IS SELF-HEALING, however, this does not mean that you cannot (or should not) turn to others for help when needed. Genuine help involves receiving assistance to find your own truth or answers, which is more accessible without emotional pain and negative/limiting beliefs. Healing requires learning from these experiences, then moving on with life as a wiser, more evolved and powerful soul…
This self help guidebook contains theories and techniques designed to foster self-healing. It is the result of what I have discovered over more than thirty years of personal development work, study and guiding others. This advice is not the be-all-and-end-all of healing but simply a reminder (and I still need reminding) that you are responsible for your own well-being.
Product Name: DIY Therapy Chart
Product ID: 002
An Emotional Healing Guide by Helen Papadopoulos
DIY Therapy Chart: an Emotional Healing Guide is an extension of my first book DIY Therapy: Simple, Self-help Skills. In the initial publication I explain healing as the process of changing negative experiences, thoughts and feelings into something positive or life affirming. In this guidebook, I focus on the transformation of common negative emotions by teaching how to process and make sense of these feelings, which then paves the way for positive emotional states.
Emotions, however, do not exist in a vacuum – they are inextricably linked to thoughts as one can trigger the other. For example, when thinking about the end of a relationship that meant much to you, feelings of sadness and sorrow may surface. Or you hear a song that is about the loss of a pet and start crying not understanding why because you have never lost a pet. Through the tears you begin to think about the person you lost and realize the connection. Thoughts and emotions also affect behavior. Sadness will usually result in withdrawal from life as you need the space and time to feel your pain. In other words, what you think, feel and do is interrelated…so when using this guide to transform your emotions you will also be changing your thoughts and behavior.
Product Name: DIY Therapy Assessment Tasks
Product ID: 003
DIY THERAPY Assessment Tasks by Helen Papadopoulos
The following is a collection of questions and tasks designed to help you understand the concepts and techniques within the book DIY Therapy: Simple, Self-help Skills.
As outlined on the Self Help Tutorials page, the work is structured in Six Parts which is to be completed in three months (i.e. twelve weeks).
The DIY Therapy Assessment Tasks booklet is available here to those who prefer self-study – please note that there is no email or other support if you are not enrolling in the Email Tutorial Service.
Product Name: DIY Therapy Trauma
Product ID: 004
A guide for coping with Post Traumatic Stress Disorder by Helen Papadopoulos
This is a practical guidebook and workbook outlining the products and techniques used by the author when she experienced the symptoms of Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder (PTSD). The topics covered include: depression; suicidal thoughts; panic attacks; nightmares; flashbacks; shock; out-of-body-experiences (OBEs); grief and mood swings.
The author also explains how the trauma resulting from abuse requires a slightly different approach during the healing process – the necessity of the victim reclaiming her or his power from the abusers. She outlines how this may be accomplished in very safe and simple ways.
A must have for anyone requiring day-to-day help getting through the tumultuous experience of PTSD.
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