Further Recovery:  Assertiveness

Assert Yourself
The Assertiveness Workbook
How to Stand Up for Yourself
Woman in Your Own Right

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Assert Yourself : Simple Steps to Getting What You Want

Assert Yourself by Gael Lindenfield
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New edition of a classic title: A self-help assertiveness programme for men and women, to help you:  Improve your self-esteem and motivation;  Cope with unfair criticism and exploitation;  Communicate effectively with others;  Discover the essence of assertiveness; Learn the art of being positive.


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The Assertiveness Workbook : How to Express Your Ideas and Stand Up for Yourself at Work & In Relationships
Assertiveness Workbook by Randy Paterson
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"Perhaps something holds you back from being yourself with others; from expressing your opinions, desires or expectations; from setting boundaries that you can defend. Or perhaps it is hard for you to tolerate differences in others or to hold back from trying to control them... You need to be able to stand up for yourself, to be yourself, in a way that invites others to be themselves as well."


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How to Stand Up for Yourself
How to Stand Up for Yourself  by Dr. Paul Hauck
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"Standing up for yourself is one of those powerful human acts which at one stroke can eliminate guilt, overcome fear and make anger unnecessary.... I hope to show how you avoid asserting yourself, what the psychological consequences are when this happens, and how to develop a quiet strength that makes others take notice of you without your having to raise your voice..."


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A Woman in Your Own Right : Assertiveness and You
 by Anne Dickson
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"As women we often confuse clarity and directness with bluntness or rudeness. We learn to hint in a roundabout way, to make others feel guilty if they haven't responded to our unexpressed needs. We complain, we reproach others, we resort to sarcasm, we sulk. The last thing we do is actually say what it is we want."

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