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Details:Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781473666986 Publisher: Hachette Ireland Overview The Power of Small is a warm, evidence-based guide that shows overwhelmed readers how to reclaim wellbeing without waiting for a big life reset. Written by sisters and psychotherapists Aisling and Dr Trish Leonard-Curtin, it blends acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) techniques with real clinical case studies. Rather than chasing dramatic transformation, the authors champion tiny, repeatable actions that compound into lasting change, making this an accessible entry point into self-help for anyone who feels stuck, anxious, or simply too busy for big resolutions. About the Book Modern life piles pressure on us to make sweeping New Year's resolutions and grand life plans, yet these ambitions so often collapse within days, leaving us feeling like failures. The Power of Small offers a gentler, more sustainable alternative. Instead of waiting for the mythical "right moment" to overhaul everything at once, Aisling and Trish Leonard-Curtin show readers how everyday micro-decisions can be reframed as powerful opportunities for growth. Drawing on their professional backgrounds in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP), the authors weave together clinical case studies, cutting-edge psychological research, and candid personal stories from their own mental health journeys. Central to their approach is self-compassion: rather than pushing through discomfort with willpower alone, readers are guided to gently expand their comfort zone one manageable step at a time. Topics covered include building resilience, forming sustainable habits, managing overwhelm, and reconnecting with what truly matters. The tone is warm and non-judgemental throughout, making complex psychological concepts feel genuinely achievable rather than academic. Structured in short, digestible chapters, the book suits spare moments rather than one long sitting, reflecting its own philosophy of small, consistent progress. Whether the reader faces anxiety, burnout, or everyday stress, it offers a practical toolkit grounded in real therapeutic practice. Written by two qualified psychotherapists with real clinical experience Grounded in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) research Focuses on small, sustainable steps rather than overwhelming resolutions Includes real case studies and personal stories Ideal for readers dealing with stress, anxiety, or burnout Perfect thoughtful gift for anyone starting a wellbeing journey About the Authors Aisling Leonard-Curtin and Dr Trish Leonard-Curtin are sisters, psychotherapists, and co-directors of ACT Now Purposeful Living. Both are peer-reviewed acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) trainers, and Aisling is also a functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP) trainer. Together they co-created 5 Minute Breakouts, a global initiative encouraging people to step outside their comfort zones for just five minutes a day. Drawing on years of clinical practice and their own lived experience, they write with warmth, honesty, and genuine therapeutic expertise. Why You'll Love This Book Practical, compassionate, and refreshingly realistic, The Power of Small replaces guilt-inducing goal-setting with achievable daily habits. It's the perfect companion for anyone ready to make gentle, lasting change without the pressure of a total life overhaul. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly; ISBN and edition are as shown for the UK paperback release.
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Details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9781473666986 Publisher: Hachette Ireland Overview The Power of Small is a warm, evidence-based guide that shows overwhelmed readers how to reclaim wellbeing without waiting for a big life reset. Written by sisters and psychotherapists Aisling and Dr Trish Leonard-Curtin, it blends acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) techniques with real clinical case studies. Rather than chasing dramatic transformation, the authors champion tiny, repeatable actions that compound into lasting change, making this an accessible entry point into self-help for anyone who feels stuck, anxious, or simply too busy for big resolutions. About the Book Modern life piles pressure on us to make sweeping New Year's resolutions and grand life plans, yet these ambitions so often collapse within days, leaving us feeling like failures. The Power of Small offers a gentler, more sustainable alternative. Instead of waiting for the mythical "right moment" to overhaul everything at once, Aisling and Trish Leonard-Curtin show readers how everyday micro-decisions can be reframed as powerful opportunities for growth. Drawing on their professional backgrounds in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) and functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP), the authors weave together clinical case studies, cutting-edge psychological research, and candid personal stories from their own mental health journeys. Central to their approach is self-compassion: rather than pushing through discomfort with willpower alone, readers are guided to gently expand their comfort zone one manageable step at a time. Topics covered include building resilience, forming sustainable habits, managing overwhelm, and reconnecting with what truly matters. The tone is warm and non-judgemental throughout, making complex psychological concepts feel genuinely achievable rather than academic. Structured in short, digestible chapters, the book suits spare moments rather than one long sitting, reflecting its own philosophy of small, consistent progress. Whether the reader faces anxiety, burnout, or everyday stress, it offers a practical toolkit grounded in real therapeutic practice. Written by two qualified psychotherapists with real clinical experience Grounded in acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) research Focuses on small, sustainable steps rather than overwhelming resolutions Includes real case studies and personal stories Ideal for readers dealing with stress, anxiety, or burnout Perfect thoughtful gift for anyone starting a wellbeing journey About the Authors Aisling Leonard-Curtin and Dr Trish Leonard-Curtin are sisters, psychotherapists, and co-directors of ACT Now Purposeful Living. Both are peer-reviewed acceptance and commitment therapy (ACT) trainers, and Aisling is also a functional analytic psychotherapy (FAP) trainer. Together they co-created 5 Minute Breakouts, a global initiative encouraging people to step outside their comfort zones for just five minutes a day. Drawing on years of clinical practice and their own lived experience, they write with warmth, honesty, and genuine therapeutic expertise. Why You'll Love This Book Practical, compassionate, and refreshingly realistic, The Power of Small replaces guilt-inducing goal-setting with achievable daily habits. It's the perfect companion for anyone ready to make gentle, lasting change without the pressure of a total life overhaul. Please Note: Cover design may vary slightly; ISBN and edition are as shown for the UK paperback release.
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