Finding the Real You

Meeting the Most Important Person in Your Life

by Neil McK. Agnew, Ph.D; John L. Bro


Formats

Hardcover
$31.99
Softcover
$21.99
E-Book
$9.99
Hardcover
$31.99

Book Details

Language : English
Publication Date : 7/8/2002

Format : Hardcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 244
ISBN : 9781401049799
Format : Softcover
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 244
ISBN : 9781401049782
Format : E-Book
Dimensions : 5.5x8.5
Page Count : 244
ISBN : 9781462843596

About the Book

Finding the Real You provides a practical program to identify the Real You and address the classical ups and downs of life. The problems are familiar but, the ideas are revolutionary and the entertaining presentation will engage readers throughout the book. You will encounter one of the main new themes of the psychological and biological sciences _ rhythms. We help readers identify their own basic rhythms, those of significant others, and most importantly how to increase their physical and emotional harmony. Based on scholarly work our book is written for the lay audience.


About the Author

Neil McKinnon Agnew (PhD University of Toronto) is Senior Fellow at York University. His popular psychology text has appeared in six editions and he publishes extensively in scientific and professional journals. He set up and directed one of the largest counseling programs in North America and for twenty years supervised its self-change and management programs involving hundreds of client of all shapes and sizes. In his consulting practice he works with senior managers to help them manage the stress of rapid rates of change. John L. Brown (PhD Cornell) of the University of Alberta and Wins of Change Consulting has devoted his academic and consulting career to the practical management and implementation of change in organizations facing demands for immediate change in strategic direction and core capabilities. He also has hands on experience in designing and implementing a number of innovative undergraduate and graduate educational programs. He now enjoys developing and applying the ideas of Finding the Real You to conflict resolution, mediation and personal coaching.