Name: The Judgment Trap: Why We Judge, How It Hurts Us, and How to Break Free (en Inglés)
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Author: McKay, Matthew; Pool, Erica; Catella, Stephanie
ISBN: 9781648487453

portada The Judgment Trap: Why We Judge, How It Hurts Us, and How to Break Free (en Inglés)

The Judgment Trap: Why We Judge, How It Hurts Us, and How to Break Free (en Inglés)

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Libro Físico

Editorial

New Harbinger Publications

Autor

McKay, Matthew; Pool, Erica; Catella, Stephanie

Idioma

Inglés

N° páginas

168

Encuadernación

Tapa Blanda

ISBN13

9781648487453

The Judgment Trap: Why We Judge, How It Hurts Us, and How to Break Free (en Inglés)

Mckay, Matthew; Pool, Erica; Catella, Stephanie (Autor) · New Harbinger Publications · Tapa Blanda

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Find liberation from self-criticism, unleash your potential, and thrive in an increasingly challenging and judgmental world. Do you ever feel trapped in a culture of comparison, cancellation, and us-against-them thinking? Have you struggled with mental health issues such as anger, anxiety, or depression? Do you feel like you'll never be attractive enough, smart enough, or successful enough? In our modern world of information overload and social media, it's easy to measure ourselves against total strangers, and likewise, to cast judgment on others. But what if this judgment is actually the source of our suffering?Written by a dream team of mental health professionals and drawing on decades of clinical experience and cutting-edge research, this groundbreaking guide offers profound and practical insight to overcome "the judgment trap"--once and for all. Using proven-effective techniques from cognitive behavioral therapy (CBT), acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT), mindfulness practices, and insights from spiritual traditions such as Buddhism, you'll learn to identify and challenge negative self-narratives, cultivate self-compassion, and build a lifelong foundation based on your most cherished values.You'll discover four key skills to strengthen your mental health and well-being: Awareness: Practice mindfulness to overcome negative thoughtsAcceptance: Embrace what is and accept what you cannot changeCompassion: Cultivate kindness and compassion for yourself and othersValues-based intention: Act on deeply held values, rather than impulseAnd, most importantly, you'll learn to practice radical nonjudgment--awareness and acceptance of what is--to guide your life choices and cultivate wisdom, gratitude, connection, and joy.