If You are feeling uncertain, confused or depressed, then this book is for you. Derek Milne's approach is informed, sympathetic and hopeful. He identifies the 'mid-life crisis' as a time of necessary transition to a different sense and understanding of who you are. In this book he offers practical advice, illuminating examples and intelligent ways forward. There is a strong emphasis on grappling with the demands of life and adapting, making sense of what is happening and taking steps to achieve control and growth through change.
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Dr. Derek Milne is the director of the Centre for Applied Psychology at the University of Newcastle. In addition to a number of academic books, and numerous contributions to academic journals, he has written several books for MIND (a mental health charity).
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