Worrier
Fighting Back: Adventures on the Bumpy Road to Mental Health
by David P. Katz
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Pub Date Jan 14 2025 | Archive Date Jan 28 2025
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Description
There is nothing funny about anxiety and panic attacks. Or is there? Most books about mental health are bland and technical, almost as if the authors are afraid to find humor in a serious subject. This is not one of those books. David Katz has managed to bring a fresh perspective to some of the biggest mental health challenges faced by people today. What makes this book unique, is how the author developed anxiety and experienced panic attacks, despite an impressive academic background in the field of Psychology that should have armed him with the coping mechanisms necessary to deal with these issues. His journey will resonate with anyone who has experienced anything from mild stress to terrifying panic attacks. This is a refreshingly honest look at how a self-proclaimed Warrior turned into a Worrier, and the impact that this has had on his life, and the lives of others.
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ISBN | 9798307052983 |
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Featured Reviews
Worrier by David Katz is unlike any book about mental health I’ve ever read. It combines raw honesty with humor to tackle anxiety and panic attacks in a way that’s surprisingly relatable. The author’s background in psychology adds a unique twist, as he shares how even the ‘experts’ can struggle with these issues. What I loved most was Katz’s ability to make me laugh and think at the same time—it’s like talking to a wise, funny friend who just gets it. If you’ve ever faced anxiety or even mild stress, this book will remind you that you’re not alone—and it’s okay to laugh through it.
Oh my gosh, this book! Worrier had me snorting with laughter one minute and nodding furiously the next. The author doesn’t just tell you about anxiety—he shows you what it’s like to live it, all while keeping it real with his self-deprecating humor and straight-up honesty. If you’re tired of boring mental health books that feel like textbooks, pick this one up. Trust me, you’ll laugh, cry, and maybe even feel a little less alone. 💥📚😂