Randy J. Paterson

Want to be miserable? It isn t as difficult as it sounds, and chances are, you re already doing it! Studies show that repeating specific behaviors can actually increase feelings of dissatisfaction, foster a lack of motivation, and detract from your quality of life. In "How to Be Miserable," psychologist Randy Paterson outlines 40 specific behaviors and habits, which if followed are sure to lead to a lifetime of unhappiness.On the other hand, if you do the opposite, you may yet join the ranks of happy people everywhere."

40 Strategies You Already Use

How to Be Miserable

This self-directed program teaches readers to speak up and say what they mean at work and at home. Written supportively, it uses proven cognitive behavioral techniques to help individuals build self-confidence, set boundaries, and determine appropriate responses. 10 charts.

How to Express Your Ideas and Stand Up for Yourself at Work and in Relationships

The Assertiveness Workbook

Following in the footsteps of his snarky self-help hit, How to Be Miserable, psychologist Randy J. Paterson uses his trademark wit and irony to help young adults tackle the most common road blocks that stand in the way of successful "adulting." With this tongue-and-cheek guide, readers will learn to navigate everyday challenges and take control of their lives.

40 Strategies to Fail at Adulting

How to Be Miserable in Your Twenties

How to Express Your Ideas and Stand up for Yourself at Work and in Relationships

Assertiveness Workbook

Based on the premise that depression is not an isolated disorder but a cluster of related disorders, this workbook asks readers to look at the multiple causes and symptoms of their depression and the myths that may hinder healing. Illustrations, charts & graphs.

Find the Source of Your Depression and Chart Your Own Recovery

Your Depression Map

Start and Run Your Own Private Therapy Practice Running your own private practice takes more than an advanced degree, memberships in professional psychology organizations, and the ability to be a good therapist. And while your continuing education and training may be useful, setting up and managing a successful practice is a matter of business and organizational know-how as much as professional proficiency. If you're opening your own private practice or want to run your existing practice more efficiently, Private Practice Made Simple is your detailed guide. This book offers tips on everything from getting client referrals and creating a positive and comfortable office atmosphere to building a strong and thriving therapy practice that can serve both you and your clients. You'll learn how to attract clients as a new therapist and how to manage your practice as it grows. This complete tool kit will help you: Find an office and set up a treatment room Establish headache-free routines for organizing client information and forms Decide on a fee and manage your finances Prevent burnout by maintaining a healthy work-life balance

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