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This book was described as a little more personal than his others, taking the reader into the therapy room where Dr. Epstein discusses mistakes made in therapy, dealing with the inner critic, and managing egos, structured around the eightfold path.
It's just out in paperback.
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Episode: Mark Epstein, Combining Buddhism and Western Psych...
This book was described as a little more personal than his others, taking the reader into the therapy room where Dr. Epstein discusses mistakes made in therapy, dealing with the inner critic, and managing egos, structured around the eightfold path.
It's just out in paperback.
He takes you into the room as he does therapy.
I tried to write it in a spoken voice and you know I wanted it to be coming really from me not from my mind if that makes sense
I got the idea for the title advice not given.
I do want to mention that this was recorded a while ago and we held it for a minute so you will hear a reference in the present tense to Arizona Senator John McCain who has of course unfortunately passed since then
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This book was mentioned in a list of other works by Mark Epstein.
check out his books as i've mentioned going to pieces without falling apart played a huge role in my life but he's written other books such as advice not given opening to desire and the trauma of everyday life
Episode: Mark Epstein, Combining Buddhism and Western Psych...
This book was described as more personal than his previous works, taking the reader into the therapy room where Dr. Epstein discusses mistakes he made in therapy, his father's death, inner critic management, and the role of Buddhism in his life. It was noted that this book just came out in paperback at the time of recording.
It's just out in paperback. It's called Advice Not Given and like all of his books, this one's fantastic. It's a little bit more personal. He talks a lot. He takes you into the room as he does therapy.
He is a, Dr. Mark is a psychiatrist who has a private practice here in New York City and is also a long time practicing Buddhist in fact he got into Buddhism before he got went to med school and became a shrink but he really in this book Advice Not Given takes you into the room as he's doing therapy.
I actually think I'm hesitant to say it's my favorite of your books because I loved all the books. I want you to love this one more but I kind of do love this one more. It feels more personal to me.
I got in this book a sense of the rapidity of the back and forth the complexity the sort of multi-dimensional chess game you are playing while treating patients.