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A Workbook Companion No Regrets

A Ten-Step Program for Living in the Present and Leaving the Past Behind

Michael Chiappone
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Pages
42
Year
2022
Language
English
Publisher
CHI Professional Development, Inc

About

This workbook aims to act as a companion to No Regrets: A Ten Step Program for Living in the Present and Leaving the Past Behind by Hamilton Beazley, Ph.D.



The human experience is, under the best circumstances, complicated. Dr. Beazley states,
"We all have regrets. They arise naturally out of life's events and so are woven into the fabric of the human experience. To live is to regret. Regrets arise from unfulfilled expectations, from shattered hopes and lost dreams, from failures and tragedies, mistakes and misjudgments. They are inevitable. But regrets do not have to be harbored-or burdensome. We can let them go."



Unattended regrets can lead to shame, depression, self-harm, and suicide. If you are feeling overwhelmed, there is always help available to you. At the time of this printing, the following resource is there for you:



Text GO to 741741 to reach a trained Crisis Counselor through Crisis Text Line, a global not-for-profit organization. Free, 24/7, confidential.



I hope you take the time you need in this journey. You are worth it.



Be Well,



Michael Chiappone, LCSW
CEO/Founder
Chi Professional Development, inc
www.chiprodevelopment.com

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