“Unconditional Beings Living in a Conditional World: The Underlying Dilemma” by Dr. Sonya H. Cha, LMFT has been released worldwide. This 98-page self-help book tackles the pressing questions facing modern life, where struggling for acceptance and satisfaction is a source of distress for much of society. Dr. Cha identifies key areas that contribute to these feelings of disconnection and resentment, and provides a clear path for self-discovery and understanding by examining ego, faith, and balance.
The key principle of this powerful book lies in the self-approbated ego, a term Dr. Cha has created for the process of solving the complex puzzle of the self, uniting the disparate pieces to create a healthier, happier, more confident approach to life. The author shows, from a variety of angles, how people, as unconditional beings, struggle to live in a conditional world of dissatisfaction, self-neglect, and misplaced values.
Drawing on a deep well of experience in both psychiatry and ministry, Dr. Cha provides a comprehensive review of ego states, the role of spirituality in personal development, and methods for creating sustainable, lasting change that will leave readers feeling inspired to engage in deep work. This interdisciplinary approach tackles, as the subtitle suggests, the underlying and internal causes of emotional and psychological pain. Through the process of ego self-approbation, readers will discover how to develop new perspectives, find balance in their lives, and create a “new self” that is empowered by authenticity.
“I’ve never seen someone describe how the mind works and how it influences our lives as clearly as Dr. Sonya H. Cha in The Underlying Dilemma. In simple terms that anyone can understand and with helpful examples we can all recognize, she puts on a masterclass in how to deal with baggage from our parents or our childhood in order to reach a place of peace and sustainable happiness. How do we balance our needs with our careers and relationships and goals? This book has the answers, and I recommend it to anyone who wants to make improvements to their lives and well-being.” — J.J. Hebert, USA Today Bestselling Author
This excellent work offers wisdom and guidance for people of all backgrounds and experiences. By learning to integrate the self and manage the ego, readers can begin to address the root causes of dissatisfaction and discover a new way to live.
Unconditional Beings Living in a Conditional World: The Underlying Dilemma (ISBN: 9781960142535) can be purchased through retailers worldwide, including Barnes and Noble and Amazon. The paperback retails for $14.95 and the ebook retails for $7.95. Wholesale orders are available through Ingram. Review copies and interviews are available upon request. The author can be contacted via email at cicoctober2015@cictherapy.com, or by phone at 818-208-1566.
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From the back cover:
Why is it so difficult to love yourself and understand the underlying issues to your problems?
In our fast-paced world, it feels like there is not enough time, money, energy, or mental capacity to pursue everything. What is the secret to managing all this and making room to help ourselves find balance in our lives? There’s a conflict between our need to be loved unconditionally and the limited support we get from this conditional world. We call the mental state we need to reach a self-approbated ego.
You will see how the integration of mental health and spirituality can improve your quality of life. Discover how the ego works with ego plasticity to shed light on identity and relationship issues, while finding sustainable happiness and improving self-esteem. The subconscious naturally seeks unconditional love and respect. This process toward self-approbation can further expand our capabilities in this ever-changing world.
About the author:
Dr. Sonya H. Cha is a graduate from Fuller Theological Seminary School of Psychology, practicing as a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a Ph.D. in Performance Psychology, and working as a part-time university professor. This approach to life is one she benefited from herself. There were long periods of time when things seemed impossible, from raising four kids, working full-time, managing a Ph.D. program, and founded a group practice, Center for Integrated Care that provides mental health and psychiatry services to the community. Through her spirituality and self-approbated ego, she was able to manage all of this and more, while passionately fulfilling her dreams. Her area of specialty includes trauma-focused treatment, couples therapy, family therapy, and Christian counseling. Her passion is to unearth potential and optimize capacities for people so that they can live healthier lives.
Every life has an element of struggle. Identify your Underlying Dilemma so that you can begin your journey of self-care and self-improvement. It’s the most important journey you’ll ever take.
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