The Portable Therapist: Wise and Inspiring Answers to the Questions People in Therapy Ask the Most... Paperback – July 10, 1994

Been using this book for years. I keep buying it for others now. Not a book that needs to be read cover to cover. Pick from the numerous question which are grouped into categories at the beginning context list, go to the page and the author summarizes in 2 to 3 pages the issue. Everyone loves this book because it is clear and summarizes the issue relating to the question listed in the context at front of book.I constantly use it like a reference book when some things in life bother me. It always gives me the peace of understanding and eases my heart.Buy it !

This handy little book doesn't fit the mold of what you'd expect to find in the realm of "self-help." The book is laid out in little (2-3 page) answers to very common questions that people -- ALL people -- will ask at some point in their lives. It also provides compelling arguments that "self-love" is not equivalent to what we typically refer to as "selfishness."I bought two copies: one for myself, and one to loan out to friends.

This is by far the best self-help book I've seen. It is an essential book for anyone's shelf. The writing is clear and concise and has good flow. The book covers a wide range of topics. Highly recommend it. This is my second copy. Bought another because my original copy wore out from years of use and keeping on my shelf.

Excellent book in great condition!

I'm half way through it's quite an eye opener explains a lot about ones self and clarifies those questions that have gone on answered. Needs a rest as it's deep but everyone should get their own copy, read it over and over and highlight lots of writing that pertains to them.

haven't finished it yet, but that's the jist of the book. Read it as you need it

As a therapist myself, this book is spot on. Easy to read, not wordy. Don't have to read entire book, just go to your issue.

Needed this book for a class, and I actually enjoyed the book even though I hate to read. Came in time to use it. Thanks