The Broken Self: A New Approach to End the Struggle with Low Self-Esteem and Depression and Reclaim Your Life. Dieser Artikel ist nicht verfügbar.The Broken Self: A New Approach to End the Struggle with Low Self-Esteem and Depression and Reclaim Your Life

Have you ever felt you're not enough? Do you find you're constantly analyzing yourself? Do you continually ask why am I anxious or depressed? Are you tired of seeing therapist after therapist and getting nowhere? Are you sick of the same old self help books filled with exercises that don't work? Worn out with trying to find the answer to your happiness? Then Stop Struggling! The answer is so simple. It lies within yourself! "What do you mean within yourself? Where? I can't see it. If it's true I wouldn't be in this mess', I can hear you say. Fortunately, it is true. Why do I say "fortunately" because the answer is so clear when you discover it. You have just forgotten it, by looking for answers externally, always searching but never finding. This book helps you find that one answer, bringing it to your full awareness and embracing it through self love and acceptance and perhaps for the first time hearing your inner self louder than the demons that haunted you for years. In doing so you will gain your own power and not the inner critic that has continually plagued you. By losing self-doubt and building self-esteem you will become the captain and master of your soul, writing your own life script and not some outside influence that doesn't fit with your inner being. Most of all it is you that will be loved by your own self and stand not so much as tall but as calm and peaceful in your own world that you wish to create and live ridding yourself of struggle, anxiety and depression forever.

Ingrid Brouwer is a teacher of Psychology and has also taught subjects on personal development, life skills and social issues. Her qualifications include a Diploma in Secondary Teaching, a Graduate Diploma of Education and a Diploma in Counselling. She has successfully published an article with the Australian Institute of Professional Counsellors titled At the Heart of the Client - Recognising Emotional Perception in which she prioritises client focus and well-being.