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Furies! - The Struggle For Growth

The science of our complex human nature is unravelling the mysteries of how we create and change experience. Furies! leverages this growing knowledge to examine how harsh events cause emotional distress and intense suffering. This book, full of examples, shows how we can change these painful experiences, create well-being and enable personal growth.

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Musings on Posttraumatic Growth
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How Loss Creates Depression And Growth

11. The capacity to tolerate distress and efficiently develop greater internal resources creates the greatest possibility for posttraumatic growth. Posttraumatic growth and posttraumatic diminishment can co-exist.

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New Song - "Sometimes" by Jonathan Edwards


My new entry to Songs - The “I-Love-You” You Will Never Hear Again - is “Sometimes” by Jonathan Edwards. Sometimes, you're reminded of an old relationship as the longing is transformed by a song. Sad lyrics, yet a joyful song.

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