High Functioning Depressive by Solis Maya (7 results)

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Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. They look capable. They meet deadlines. They answer messages. They smile at dinner tables, hold jobs, raise families, keep promises, and appear to be coping with life better than most.Inside, something else is happening.The High-Functioning Depressive explores one of the most quietly misunderstood forms of emotional suffering: the person who appears fine while carrying exhaustion, numbness, self-criticism, loneliness, and a private sense of drowning beneath the surface.This is a book for the achievers, caregivers, performers, perfectionists, overthinkers, and emotionally exhausted people who have learned how to function so well that even their pain has become invisible.With depth, compassion, and psychological insight, Maya Solis examines the hidden architecture of high-functioning depression, including the mask of competence, the role of achievement as emotional anaesthetic, the inner critic, chronic busyness, shame, suppressed sensitivity, bodily exhaustion, loneliness, rumination, and the long gap between outward success and inner life.This book does not offer quick cures or empty motivation. It offers language, recognition, and a clearer way to understand the quiet suffering carried by people who seem, to everyone else, to be perfectly fine.For anyone who has ever thought, "I should be grateful, I should be coping, I should not feel this way," this book opens the door to a more honest conversation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condition: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - They look capable. They meet deadlines. They answer messages. They smile at dinner tables, hold jobs, raise families, keep promises, and appear to be coping with life better than most.Inside, something else is happening.The High-Functioning Depressive explores one of the most quietly misunderstood forms of emotional suffering: the person who appears fine while carrying exhaustion, numbness, self-criticism, loneliness, and a private sense of drowning beneath the surface.This is a book for the achievers, caregivers, performers, perfectionists, overthinkers, and emotionally exhausted people who have learned how to function so well that even their pain has become invisible.With depth, compassion, and psychological insight, Maya Solis examines the hidden architecture of high-functioning depression, including the mask of competence, the role of achievement as emotional anaesthetic, the inner critic, chronic busyness, shame, suppressed sensitivity, bodily exhaustion, loneliness, rumination, and the long gap between outward success and inner life.This book does not offer quick cures or empty motivation. It offers language, recognition, and a clearer way to understand the quiet suffering carried by people who seem, to everyone else, to be perfectly fine.For anyone who has ever thought, 'I should be grateful, I should be coping, I should not feel this way,' this book opens the door to a more honest conversation.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. They look capable. They meet deadlines. They answer messages. They smile at dinner tables, hold jobs, raise families, keep promises, and appear to be coping with life better than most.Inside, something else is happening.The High-Functioning Depressive explores one of the most quietly misunderstood forms of emotional suffering: the person who appears fine while carrying exhaustion, numbness, self-criticism, loneliness, and a private sense of drowning beneath the surface.This is a book for the achievers, caregivers, performers, perfectionists, overthinkers, and emotionally exhausted people who have learned how to function so well that even their pain has become invisible.With depth, compassion, and psychological insight, Maya Solis examines the hidden architecture of high-functioning depression, including the mask of competence, the role of achievement as emotional anaesthetic, the inner critic, chronic busyness, shame, suppressed sensitivity, bodily exhaustion, loneliness, rumination, and the long gap between outward success and inner life.This book does not offer quick cures or empty motivation. It offers language, recognition, and a clearer way to understand the quiet suffering carried by people who seem, to everyone else, to be perfectly fine.For anyone who has ever thought, "I should be grateful, I should be coping, I should not feel this way," this book opens the door to a more honest conversation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Condition: new. Paperback. They look capable. They meet deadlines. They answer messages. They smile at dinner tables, hold jobs, raise families, keep promises, and appear to be coping with life better than most.Inside, something else is happening.The High-Functioning Depressive explores one of the most quietly misunderstood forms of emotional suffering: the person who appears fine while carrying exhaustion, numbness, self-criticism, loneliness, and a private sense of drowning beneath the surface.This is a book for the achievers, caregivers, performers, perfectionists, overthinkers, and emotionally exhausted people who have learned how to function so well that even their pain has become invisible.With depth, compassion, and psychological insight, Maya Solis examines the hidden architecture of high-functioning depression, including the mask of competence, the role of achievement as emotional anaesthetic, the inner critic, chronic busyness, shame, suppressed sensitivity, bodily exhaustion, loneliness, rumination, and the long gap between outward success and inner life.This book does not offer quick cures or empty motivation. It offers language, recognition, and a clearer way to understand the quiet suffering carried by people who seem, to everyone else, to be perfectly fine.For anyone who has ever thought, "I should be grateful, I should be coping, I should not feel this way," this book opens the door to a more honest conversation. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…