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Cheaper than Therapy

A Guided Journal

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A journal that can serve as your own (and significantly less expensive) therapist, Cheaper than Therapy is filled with questions straight out of a therapist's head!
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01 September 2016
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We all know that therapy is just an expensive way to dump out all the feelings and stories that are too embarrassing to share with the people in your life. Now, in Cheaper Than Therapy, you can journal about your childhood, your recurring dreams, and what your relationship was like with your parents.  Filled with 120 tongue-in-cheek prompts, thought-provoking quotes from the likes of Carl Jung, Rorschach inkblot tests, dream analysis, and word association tests straight out of a therapist’s head, Cheaper Than Therapy is the best of therapy with none of the pointed looks and the not-so- therapeutic, “What do you think that means?” and “Let’s explore that further.” Who needs a therapist when you have this brilliant (and much cheaper) journal?

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    ISBN-13
    9780762459766
    Author
    Running Press
    Publisher
    Running Press
    Published
    01 September 2016
    Format
    Paperback

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    We all know that therapy is just an expensive way to dump out all the feelings and stories that are too embarrassing to share with the people in your life. Now, in Cheaper Than Therapy, you can journal about your childhood, your recurring dreams, and what your relationship was like with your parents.  Filled with 120 tongue-in-cheek prompts, thought-provoking quotes from the likes of Carl Jung, Rorschach inkblot tests, dream analysis, and word association tests straight out of a therapist’s head, Cheaper Than Therapy is the best of therapy with none of the pointed looks and the not-so- therapeutic, “What do you think that means?” and “Let’s explore that further.” Who needs a therapist when you have this brilliant (and much cheaper) journal?

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