Psychological Conflict
About this audiobook
Discover Yourself
• What are psychological conflicts?
• Where do psychological conflicts come from?
• What are the four levels of psychological conflicts?
• Why do psychological conflicts persist?
• Why do we fail to stop psychological conflicts?
Psychological Rewards
• What are the three rewards for keeping psychological conflicts?
• How do we double psychological rewards?
• How can you end your psychological conflicts?
• What conflicts are worth keeping and preserving, and why?
Explore Your Inner Conflicts
• Be amazed when you discover how we secretly intend to keep conflicts going for psychological payoffs and rewards.
• Psychological Conflict is about how you live and deal with inner conflicts.
• When you gain insight into the causes, reasons, and nature of your inner conflicts, you can make changes that will allow them to be resolved or become useful.
Discover Easy & Effective Solutions
• You will discover the nature of conflicts and why they exist.
• You will explore why some conflicts are useful and some are not.
• You will learn to stop using ineffective strategies to end conflicts and learn about many effective strategies.
Live Better Today
• The author is convinced that if you discover your true nature and return to it, nearly all of your life problems will vanish.
• The book focuses on being your original, authentic, and true nature.
• Realize your potential for living peacefully and productively.
About the author
After more than twenty-five years in the counseling field, Mr. FitzMaurice has refined many principles and methods of counseling. He now puts those principles and methods into book form to share them with a wider audience so more people can benefit than he can reach in person. He has written over seventy books, most of which are available worldwide from Amazon and other sources.
• Mr. FitzMaurice has various formal and advanced training in counseling, including Addictions Counseling, Family Therapy, advanced Rational Emotive Behavior Therapy (REBT), and Transactional Analysis (TA), and over 1,650 hours of diverse training for continuing education units (CEUs).
• To make the best use of that extensive training, he takes an integrative approach, grounding himself in Cognitive Behavioral Therapy (REBT and CBT) and using the other theories to build upon that one core theory rather than focusing on multiple theories and mastering none of them.
• His writings and interests focus on philosophy, psychology, recovery, self-help, and spirituality.
