Breaking Free From Critical Addiction: Our #1 Social Disease
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| Rating | : | 4.55 (628 Votes) |
| Asin | : | 1452554846 |
| Format Type | : | paperback |
| Number of Pages | : | 166 Pages |
| Publish Date | : | 2014-02-19 |
| Language | : | English |
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The roots of critical addiction are perpetuated through our Inner Critic, who finds fault with others and ourselves. Yet it sweeps our world unnoticed-creating an epidemic of immense proportion and leaving chaos in its wake. Kalie aptly makes that introduction and then skillfully speaks to both of you throughout this book, inviting you to make peace with the mental roommate that pays no rent and was never really invited to stay in the first place. Be prepared for your Inner Critic to be transformed into a
. Kalie Marino, MSW, is a clinical social worker, interfaith minister, spiritual coach, respected leader in the field of personal growth, and popular public speaker. Her unusual background in quantum physics theory, psychology, and spirituality makes her uniquely qualified to share a practical perspective on creating personal and social transformation
Her unusual background in quantum physics theory, psychology, and spirituality makes her uniquely qualified to share a practical perspective on creating personal and social transformation. . About the Author Kalie Marino, MSW, is a clinical social worker, interfaith minister, spiritual coach, respected leader in the field of personal growth, and popular public speaker
"A Powerful program for self-understanding and change" according to Mark V. Wiley. Critical addiction--the chronic need to be critical of others and of ourselves--is the pandemic social disease of our times. It is silent yet ever so deadly, often crippling to those afflicted with it. And this is nearly everyone. The walls that arise and make us stumble on our life path are those created by our "inner critics." It is not what others say to you that matters as much as whether or not you choose to believe them. And too often we do, internalizing the negativity and forming a negative view of ourselves from childhood through our se. Kindle Customer said Not the Greatest. There are several really good things stated in this book. I Dont think the Therapy techniques are for me. Definitely would recommend to Someone else .I do think. "about the suthor" according to Joyce C. Murphy. Kalie Marino introduced me to a new way of thinking. I was stuck in a circle of victim hood and she opened the door for me to realize that I can be free. She helped me realize that we are all connected and to put aside my critical judgements. I began to realize how hard I was on myself and that I did not know how to even learn to love myself. By looking for "the good" in others and not allowing myself to harshly judge, I slowly began to ease up on my own self judgement and slowly began to even like myself. The journey has been remarkable, I will