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Russ Harris
ISBN 9789382616764
Rs. 798
Pan Macmillan
The Happiness Trap
The Happiness Trap challenges conventional beliefs about happiness, revealing how the pursuit of constant positivity can often lead to misery. By exploring the principles of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT), Russ Harris provides practical, evidence-based strategies to help readers escape the cycle of unhappiness. Instead of trying to eliminate painful thoughts and feelings, this book teaches you how to develop psychological flexibility, allowing you to build a rich, meaningful life that aligns with your personal values and long-term goals.Why You Should Read? Learn how mindfulness and acceptance practices can help you overcome emotional challenges and improve your overall mental well-being. Discover six proven ACT techniques that assist in managing painful emotions and breaking free from self-defeating habits. Gain insights into rising above fears, doubts, and insecurities to lead a more confident and authentic life. Understand how to create a richer, more meaningful life by aligning your daily actions with your core personal values. About the AuthorRuss Harris is a medical practitioner, psychotherapist, and executive coach who specializes in the treatment of stress and anxiety. He is an internationally acclaimed trainer of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (ACT) and has authored several best-selling books that translate complex psychological concepts into accessible, practical tools for personal growth and mental health. His work has helped millions of people worldwide navigate the complexities of the human experience with greater resilience and purpose.
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