Growing Yourself Back Up Paperback January 23, 2001

In the book "Growing Yourself Back Up" by John Lee, the author explores how present circumstances can trigger regressed childhood states and offers guidance on how to recognize and respond to these triggers in a mature manner. The book delves into the distinction between healthy and repressed anger, providing insight on managing emotions and fostering personal growth. It also discusses various aspects of regression in relationships, family dynamics, and the workplace, offering practical strategies for adult ego development. Reception and experiences from readers have been largely positive, with many finding the book relevant and beneficial to their personal growth journey. Some readers mentioned that the book was recommended by their therapists and appreciated its insights into childhood influences on their current selves. They found the advice on setting boundaries and recognizing personal needs to be particularly valuable. The easy-to-read nature of the book was also highlighted, with some readers expressing their intention to revisit it for further guidance. However, there were a few negative experiences, with some readers expressing disappointment with the content and feeling disconnected from the author's perspective. Additionally, there were criticisms about the audible version not aligning with the expected format of the book. Overall, "Growing Yourself Back Up" appears to have resonated positively with many readers, offering actionable advice for personal development and emotional growth. **