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A 6-WEEK PROGRAM Designed to Bring Immediate and Long-lasting Results to the Way a Person Thinks, Feels, and Acts.What Is Truth Therapy?With over half a million copies of Telling Yourself the Truth sold, tens of thousands of people have benefited from author William Backus’s life-changing principles of truth therapy. Utilizing the resources of the Christian faith—the power of the truth and the Spirit of truth—truth therapy has already empowered people to break from the tyranny of anger, depression, anxiety, perfectionism, and other emotional difficulties.Why a Workbook?Learning to Tell Myself the Truth is a stand-alone workbook designed to provide readers with the directive tools to implement truth therapy into their lives. Through self-evaluation, growth exercises, and the spiritual discipleship unique to a workbook, readers will be enabled to identify their own misbeliefs and replace them with the truth. Based on the premise that people feel and act the way they think, freedom from emotional anguish and behavioral paralysis is possible if true thoughts replace the lies a person believes.Who Is Helped by Truth Therapy?Anyone who has difficulty controlling inappropriate emotions and/or actions—depressed people, anxious people, habitually irritated or angry people, people who want to break tough habits, and people who would like to feel better or establish better control over some aspect of their behavior.Will It Work for Me
A 6-WEEK PROGRAM Designed to Bring Immediate and Long-lasting
Results to the Way a Person Thinks, Feels, and Acts.
WHAT IS TRUTH THERAPY?
With over half a million copies of Telling Yoruself the
Truth sold, tens of thousands of people have benefited from
author William Backus's life-changing principles of truth therapy.
Utilizing the resources of the Christian faith--the power of the
truth and the Spirit of truth--truth therapy has already empowered
people to break free from the tyranny of anger, depression,
anxiety, perfectionism, and other emotional difficulties.
WHY A WORKBOOK?
Learning to Tell Myself the Truth is a stand-alone workbook
designed to provide readers with the directive tools to implement
truth therapy into their lives. Through self-evaluation, growth
exercises, and the spiritual discipleship unique to a workbook,
readers will be enabled to identify their own misbeliefs and
replace them with the truth. Based on the premise that people feel
and act the way they think, freedom from emotional anguish and
behavioral paralysis is possible if true thoughts replace the lies
a person believes.
WHO IS HELPED BY TRUTH THERAPY?
Anyone who has difficulty controlling inappropriate emotions and/or
actions--depressed people, anxious people, habitually irritated or
angry people, people who want to break tough habits, and people who
would like to feel better or establish better control over some
aspect of their behavior.
WILL IT WORK FOR ME?
Absolutely YES! If you are willing to work at changing some of your
beliefs, if you are willing to examine your habitual self-talk and
replace your old thinking, then truth therapy will work for
you.
William Backus founded the center for Christian Psychological
Services, was a licensed consulting psychologist, and an ordained
minister of the gospel. Dr. Backus did follow-up studies of his
clients that showed a 95 percent improvement rate compared to a 67
percent success rate for other methods of therapy. He claimed that
the difference was the truth of God as revealed in His Word. Dr.
Backus died in June 2005.
Dr. William Backus is founder of the Center for Christian
Psychological Services, and an ordained clergyman in the Lutheran
church. He is also a licensed Consulting Psychologist. He has a
master's degree in theology from Concordia Seminary in St. Louis
and a Ph.D. in Clinical Psychology from the University of
Minnesota.
Dr. Backus has conducted follow-up studies of his clients, which
show a 95 percent improvement rate, compared to a 67 percent
success rate for other methods of therapy. The difference, Dr.
Backus says, is "the truth of God as revealed in the Word."
In addition, he serves as an assistant pastor on the staff of North
Heights Lutheran Church, Roseville, Minnesota, where he has founded
and directed a lay-staffed free counseling clinic. He and his wife
live in Minnesota.