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Fear is unpleasant: It can make us sick--mentally and physically. Most of us spend our lives trying to avoid the feeling, allowing our fears to dictate our choices and limit what we feel comfortable doing. Scott Simon has found an ingenious way to harness fear; through his organization Scare Your Soul he has developed an inspiring, accessible method: "fear-chasing." Courage is like a muscle--the more you exercise it, the stronger it will be. With writing prompts, activities, and real-world challenges, Scare Your Soul is an interactive guide to building bravery. Supported by scientific research on positive psychology, the tools in this book will walk you through practicing confronting your fears in ways that will broaden your horizons and lead to greater joy and fulfillment in your life. Through the thrilling and moving stories of Scare Your Soul participants who have already seen the life-changing results of seeking out their fears, you'll discover how embracing this counter-intuitive habit can transform your world.

For fans of Wonder comes a story of empowerment and hope as a main character with a developmental disability helps solve the mystery of multiple suspicious deaths in her group home, by NPR Weekend Edition host Scott Simon.

Focusing on the therapeutic benefits of group therapy, this practical guide merges theoretical insights with real-world applications. It highlights the effectiveness of group dynamics in facilitating conflict resolution and fostering personality transformation. The second edition enhances the original content, making it accessible and relevant for both practitioners and students in the field of therapy.

Truly Human explores the lifeworlds, ethics, and political strategies of Indigenous peoples in Taiwan amid colonialism, geopolitical tensions, and internal political conflicts.

Simon Scott worked as a children and families social worker for more than forty years in South Africa and the UK, dealing with a wide variety of domestic crises and helping hundreds of children to find safety and security with their families orelsewhere. It has proved a demanding but rewarding career, but the knowledge that most of the children Simon has workedwith have been given a new opportunity to lead happy and secure lives has made it all worthwhile.Proceeds from the sale of this book will be donated to the Social Workers' Benevolent Trust, whose aim is to help social workers who find themselves in financial difficulties.