How to Stay Sane
The School of Life
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Narrated by:
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Zoe-Anne Phillips
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By:
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Philippa Perry
About this listen
A handbook to console, nourish and gently lead us on the path to emotional balance.
There is no simple set of instructions that can guarantee sanity, but if you want to overcome emotional difficulties and become happier, psychotherapist Philippa Perry, author of The Book You Wish Your Parents Had Read, argues that there are four cornerstones to sanity you can influence to bring about change.
By developing your self observation skills, examining how you relate to others, breaking out of your comfort zone and exploring new ways of defining yourself, Philippa demonstrates that it is possible to become a little less tortured and a little more fulfilled. How to Stay Sane is at once a brilliant explanation of our minds and a profoundly useful guide to facing up to the many challenges life throws our way.
Discover more inspirational guides from The School of Life series: How to Find Fulfilling Work, How to Worry Less About Money and How to Thrive in the Digital Age.
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- Borders1
- 28-10-16
Truly terrible narrator
It's such a smart little book with wonderful informative insights. Unfortunately, The narrator inflicts a terribly slow and shrieking and over pronounced slaughter of the innocents
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- veronica
- 01-04-16
lovely book-high pitched voice made it difficult
Would you listen to How to Stay Sane again? Why?
I would love to but only if there is another narrator.
What was one of the most memorable moments of How to Stay Sane?
the very useful respiration exercises.
How could the performance have been better?
instead of the high pitched, almost automatic narrator's voice I would have preferred a relaxed voice connected with the mood and meaning of the book.
Was this a book you wanted to listen to all in one sitting?
yes.
Any additional comments?
i loved the book but as I said , the voice of the narrator made it difficult to go through.
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- Sim
- 23-08-24
simple language
I liked the conceptual framework and wedding of experiential knowledge to sceintific research. Easy to relate to and doable solutions , particularly on realting to others.
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- Mrs N Forbes
- 24-08-24
clarity
beautiful clear approach, well thought through, practical, accessible, advice. lots to consider.
none confrontational but personal.
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- MissPolkadotty
- 30-08-12
Interesting and Accessible
Lots of information and background on how the brain works and what influences our behaviours, decision making and how we relate to other people. Not a self help book that promises to turn your life around, but more food for thought and some recommendations how to be mindful of oneself and others and deal with day to day life. The School of Life! Very much recommended.
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- M BeeH
- 13-10-23
Does what is says on the cover! Helpful
A helpful and insightful book with useful exercises and interesting examples. This book should be given(or read to) all adults in the country/ world!!
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- Brenda
- 04-02-13
Poor narration and poor content
The first thing I noticed was the lack of connection the narrator had with the material. The narrator's voice kept going up at the end, when it was not appropriate. The narrator seemed to lack understanding of the subject matter and the content of the audio book, which didn't help.
I also noticed the use of jargon at many points in the book that added nothing to the listener's understanding, nor was the jargon really explained. The book included discussion about constructing a geneogram, which is typically used by therapists to gain an understanding of the client's family and background. As a therapist and psychologist, I am concerned that the author suggests people could do this for themselves, whether they understand what they are doing or not. The author does not advise of the potential implications, nor fully how to undertake such a task. There are many other things I could say, so perhaps the most useful is that, in my view, there is little to be gained from spending your time on this book.
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