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Recommended books
for facial blushers
Maybe you didn't
know but there are lots of books out there about facial blushing and how to stop
it.
Actually I have bought the books below and also a bunch of other books that
I'm NOT recommending.
Remember that it will take many weeks or months to
overcome facial blushing and social phobia but don't give up, just stick to your
plan and continue.
The books below have all of them in my opinion very good
information about how to get rid of facial blushing and how to stop social
phobia. They give different approaches to solve the above problems. If one
technique doesn't work for you just try another, but be sure to follow the
instructions.
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A team of psychologists reveal their proven program for overcoming social
phobia. They provide questionnaires to help you analyze your symptoms and plan
your personalized program, coping skills, cognitive-behavioral techniques, real
life examples and clear guidelines.
To order click
here
This self-help guide effectively uses four case studies to demonstrate the
strategies and techniques recommended by the author and lives up to its promise
as a Step-by-Step Guide for Overcoming Shyness and Social Phobia. To
order click
here
Psychology professor Carducci defines shyness as a "personality trait" rather
than as an emotional disorder or mental illness. In fact, he asserts, nearly
everyone suffers from shyness to some degree and at some time in life. For some,
due to combinations of biology, environment, experience and psychology, shyness
can cause a lot of trouble. Acknowledging the handicap this trait can become,
particularly in current Western culture, Carducci attempts "not to turn
introverts into extroverts" but rather to teach readers to live a "successfully
shy life." Beginning with a questionnaire to determine the reader's level of
shyness and its impact on daily life, Carducci suggests many techniques for
coping with specific social, workplace and personal situations, including
meetings, interviews, dates, speeches, presentations, networking and party small
talk. He recommends keeping a "shy life journal" in which to record experiences
and resolutions for "expanding your comfort zone." Carducci also includes
descriptions of pertinent brain activity and useful information for parents and
teachers of shy children. To order click
here
Feeling Good is not just for the clinically depressed. It has sold three million
copies because it trains you to sail the more mundane seas of daily mood and
emotion, and provides valuable distinctions such as the difference between
genuine sadness and depression. The former is a part of being human, enlarges
our experience of life and brings self-knowledge, while the latter suffocates by
closing our view of life's possibilities.
Recognize what causes your mood swings, Nip negative feelings in the bud, Deal
with guilt, Handle hostility and criticism, Overcome love and approval
addiction, Beat "do-nothingism", Defuse anger, Overcome perfectionism, Cope with
stress, Avoid the downward spiral of depression, Build self-esteem,
feel good every day.
To order click
here
This book suggests relaxation exercises and confidence-boosting measures, which
can help to make blushing less severe, and minimize the impact that it has on
life. By teaching ways of coping with embarrassment and social difficulties,
Robert Edelmann helps people overcome the barriers to a successful social life
and career.
To order click
here
This step-by-step guide to overcoming fear of social interaction provides a
comprehensive overview and includes behavioral skill-building exercises that
have been proven effective in most cases.
To order click
here
Happiness and success are
habits. So are failure and misery. But negative habits can be changed--and
Psycho-Cybernetics shows you how! With over 30 million copies sold since its
original publication in 1960, Psycho-Cybernetics has been used by athletes,
entrepreneurs, college students, and many others, to achieve life-changing
goals--from losing weight to dramatically increasing their income--finding that
success is not only possible but remarkably simple. Now updated to include
present-day anecdotes and current personalities.
To order click
here
Shyness only begins to cover the range of social anxieties and social phobias
covered by Schneier, assistant director of the Anxiety Disorders Clinic at the
New York State Psychiatric Institute, and Welkowitz, a research psychologist
also at the institute. There are fears of eating in public and of public
bathrooms as well as fears of public speaking, dating, talking to the boss.
There's probably more here than the average shy person looking for help wants,
as about two thirds of the book is about the factors underlying shyness:
biology, evolution, socialization, culture, sociology, psychology and so forth.
There is also a chapter composed of tests that, while of excellent provenance,
strangely make no distinctions between different sorts of social anxiety. The
practical chapters that follow are worthwhile, especially when they stick to
solid medical advice or therapy; social advice such as encouraging the
wallflower to use "seemingly corny" openers?for example, "Have I seen you
somewhere before?" and "Come here often?"?is less so. In a system that prods
readers to set specific, realistic goals each week and plot out how to attain
them, the authors encourage exposure to unnerving situations and the developing
of positive responses to replace (usually unacknowledged) negative ones. Also
helpful is concrete advice to parents of shy children and a rundown of the
effects and side effects of beta-blockers, benzodiazepines (e.g., Valium), SSRIs
(e.g., Prozac) and MAOIs (e.g., Nardil).
To order click
here
Dr. Raj Persaud's illuminating new book is aimed at anyone who wants to stay
free of psychological problems--whatever their current state of mind. Focusing
on prevention, and drawing on more than700 international references, Dr. Persaud
explains the "tactics" that will help strengthen your psyche and reduce your
vulnerability to emotional problems, for good. To order
click
here
Of course I have to
recommend my own (e) book about how to solve your problem
with blushing for good. Includes this: How to change your thinking patterns and
stop blushing. Mental training program. Learn how to relax. Personality test.
Recommended clinics and doctors. Recommended medicines, and addresses to
websites that don't need a prescription to deliver your medicine of choice.
Helpful products listed, along with resellers and addresses. Tips and
techniques, with real life examples, and lots of more.
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Second article about books
Another article about recommended books for facial blushers. I couldn't decide
which one to use so I published both of them. Enjoy!
A team of psychologists reveal their proven program for overcoming social
phobia. They provide questionnaires to help you analyze your symptoms and plan
your personalized program, coping skills, cognitive-behavioral techniques, real
life examples and clear guidelines.
To order click
here
This self-help guide effectively uses four case studies to demonstrate the
strategies and techniques recommended by the author and lives up to its promise
as a Step-by-Step Guide for Overcoming Shyness and Social Phobia. To
order click
here
Psychology professor Carducci, defines shyness as a "personality trait" rather
than as an emotional disorder or mental illness. In fact, he asserts, nearly
everyone suffers from shyness to some degree and at some time in life. For some,
due to combinations of biology, environment, experience and psychology, shyness
can cause a lot of trouble. Acknowledging the handicap this trait can become,
particularly in current Western culture, Carducci attempts "not to turn
introverts into extroverts" but rather to teach readers to live a "successfully
shy life." Beginning with a questionnaire to determine the reader's level of
shyness and its impact on daily life, Carducci suggests many techniques for
coping with specific social, workplace and personal situations, including
meetings, interviews, dates, speeches, presentations, networking and party small
talk. He recommends keeping a "shy life journal" in which to record experiences
and resolutions for "expanding your comfort zone." Carducci also includes
descriptions of pertinent brain activity and useful information for parents and
teachers of shy children. To order click
here
Feeling Good is not just for the clinically depressed. It has sold three million
copies because it trains you to sail the more mundane seas of daily mood and
emotion, and provides valuable distinctions such as the difference between
genuine sadness and depression. The former is a part of being human, enlarges
our experience of life and brings self-knowledge, while the latter suffocates by
closing our view of life's possibilities.
Recognize what causes your mood swings, Nip negative feelings in the bud, Deal
with guilt, Handle hostility and criticism, Overcome love and approval
addiction, Beat "do-nothingism", Defuse anger, Overcome perfectionism, Cope with
stress, Avoid the downward spiral of depression, Build self-esteem, Feel good
every day
To order click
here
This book suggests relaxation exercises and confidence-boosting measures, which
can help to make blushing less severe, and minimize the impact that it has on
life. By teaching ways of coping with embarrassment and social difficulties,
Robert Edelmann helps people overcome the barriers to a successful social life
and career.
To order click
here
This step-by-step guide to overcoming fear of social interaction provides a
comprehensive overview and includes behavioral skill-building exercises that
have been proven effective in most cases.
To order click
here
Happiness and success are
habits. So are failure and misery. But negative habits can be changed--and
Psycho-Cybernetics shows you how! With over 30 million copies sold since its
original publication in 1960, Psycho-Cybernetics has been used by athletes,
entrepreneurs, college students, and many others, to achieve life-changing
goals--from losing weight to dramatically increasing their income--finding that
success is not only possible but remarkably simple. Now updated to include
present-day anecdotes and current personalities.
To order click
here
Shyness only begins to cover the range of social anxieties and social phobias
covered by Schneier, assistant director of the Anxiety Disorders Clinic at the
New York State Psychiatric Institute, and Welkowitz, a research psychologist
also at the institute. There are fears of eating in public and of public
bathrooms as well as fears of public speaking, dating, talking to the boss.
There's probably more here than the average shy person looking for help wants,
as about two thirds of the book is about the factors underlying shyness:
biology, evolution, socialization, culture, sociology, psychology and so forth.
There is also a chapter composed of tests that, while of excellent provenance,
strangely make no distinctions between different sorts of social anxiety. The
practical chapters that follow are worthwhile, especially when they stick to
solid medical advice or therapy; social advice such as encouraging the
wallflower to use "seemingly corny" openers?for example, "Have I seen you
somewhere before?" and "Come here often?"?is less so. In a system that prods
readers to set specific, realistic goals each week and plot out how to attain
them, the authors encourage exposure to unnerving situations and the developing
of positive responses to replace (usually unacknowledged) negative ones. Also
helpful is concrete advice to parents of shy children and a rundown of the
effects and side effects of beta-blockers, benzodiazepines (e.g., Valium), SSRIs
(e.g., Prozac) and MAOIs (e.g., Nardil).
To order click
here
Dr. Raj Persaud's illuminating new book is aimed at anyone who wants to stay
free of psychological problems--whatever their current state of mind. Focusing
on prevention, and drawing on more than700 international references, Dr. Persaud
explains the "tactics" that will help strengthen your psyche and reduce your
vulnerability to emotional problems - for good. To order click
here
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