Synopsis
This book is designed for people in trouble, offering a wise message for everyone, not only those troubled of mind and spirit. The author points the way out of trouble, not by any secret expertise or hidden knowledge, but by simple techniques open to everyone. Through thinking, feeling, sharing, deciding and praying, he shows how to gain control of one's life, make sense of crises and progress rapidly on the road to recovery.
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Review
"A Sensible Guide...[that] offers inspiring advice to people faced with all manner of trouble....In compassionate and warm prose, [Carmody] shows how personal tragedy can be a catalyst for self-revelation and spiritual growth."
-- Publishers Weekly"Reliable counsel for sufferers everywhere." -- Kirkus Reviews John Carmody is senior research fellow in religion at the University of Tulsa. He is the author of more than forty books, many written with his wife, Denise. Carmody received his B.A. and M.A. from Boston College, a licentiate in philosophy from Weston College, a Bachelor of Divinity from Woodstock College, and his Ph.D. from Stanford University.
About the Author
John Carmody is the author of more than forty books, many written with his wife, Denise. Carmody received his BA and MA from Boston College, a licentiate in philosophy from Weston College, a bachelor of divinity from Woodstock College, and his PhD from Stanford University.
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