By: Stan Popovich
Here is a small sample of book reviews of Stan Popovich’s popular managing fear book “A Layman’s Guide to Managing Fear”.
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Stan Popovich’s Book Reviews
“This is an easy, quick read for the average person or professional. I would recommend this guide to anyone in the helping profession or anyone that struggles with fear and anxiety. The author uses various examples to help people understand how to process and face their fears. A very helpful mental health resource that I would recommend to my clients!” –Andrea McCartney
“I like this e-book because it is short and sweet but very compact in rich material. The author uses common sense, current research, as well as his own experience to provide the reader with lots of good tips to deal with anxiety. Highly recommend it!” –Shane H.
“Based on extensive research and personal experience with debilitating fear, Stan Popovich has thoughtfully outlined three powerful but theoretically different approaches to managing fear. Written in layman’s terms, Popovich addresses the spiritual, cognitive, and non-resistant methods used to combat fear and provides useful techniques and tools that empower the individual to overcome fear and anxiety. “–Dr. Lorele Vanzant
“Mr. Popovich uses a very practical approach to managing anxiety and fear and uses real-life examples to illustrate the principles he proposes. Popovich reminds the reader that the ultimate responsibility is his to muster the motivation to make the change. I would recommend this book to anyone suffering with anxiety. It is very hands on and useful.” — Connie Ingram
“Very good and concrete book. I was impressed with the strategies, the very specific Bible passages, and the examples provided. There are some excellent strategies to help someone when they are in the midst of fear and anxiety and anyone can learn from the examples provided. There is also room at the back of the book to take notes. Very nice touch.” — Mary Reilly
“A Layman’s Guide to Managing Fear clearly explains three research based concepts to address and overcome fear; including listing the steps. This book was presented in a manner easy to read and comprehend. I was able to read the book in about two hours, as it was interesting and inspirational.” –Prezillic Daniels
“This book did an excellent job of explaining some basic techniques to manage fear. I think it contained a lot of good information for a short book. Everything was explained in a way most people could easily understand. I liked that the author encouraged the reader who needed more help to work with the techniques mentioned in the book and to seek out therapy.” –Anna
“Here’s what I like about Stanley Popovich’s book about fear: It’s to the point, it gives practical suggestions, and it has a sweet undertone. Stan gives examples of how people struggle with fear and what they can do. The book over all is very well written. As an addiction counselor for over 20 years, I’m always on the lookout for ways to help clients shift anxiety and addictive coping.” — Lynn Telford-Sahl
“I am a Licensed Professional Counselor. If you are looking for some ideas to help you combat your fear, it will not take long for you to find them in this book. You don’t have to weed through a ton of ancillary information to get to the point. Refreshing!” –Karen
“Mr. Popovich’s book offers practical advice, lay person to lay person, about the power of fear and offers suggestions for overcoming them–or at least not allowing them to control one’s life. It is a practical guide that offers common sense advice that anyone can use, but offering affirmation to the fearful about the realities of fear. It provides a support to those who are fearful of their fears or fearful of admitting them.” –Tess Lynn
“I am a Licensed Therapist who works with clients dealing with anxiety. This is a short, but strongly informational read that doesn’t contain a lot of the “fluff” that most books have just to fill pages. It provides real world applications and examples regarding anxiety and fear. I appreciate Stanley Popovich’s straight forward approach.” — Janet Gibson
“I am a Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist and have worked with many people with many different challenges. Having resources to give the people I work with is important to me as I believe we all need as much good information as possible to help facilitate change. A Layman’s Guide to Managing Fear is an excellent tool for anyone.” –Clive Hallam
Reviews: A Layman’s Guide to Managing Fear
“I have used Stan’s techniques with my clients. I would recommend this book for counselors, individuals, pastors, or anyone in the helping profession.” — Bonnie Roberts
“As a Licensed Professional, I highly recommend this book to people who are experiencing issues with fear. This book is faith based and offers unique insight into battling fear in one’s life. Stan’s book has very useful strategies to help one overcome the challenges and struggles of fear.”–Darleena Anderson
“I’m always looking for help for my clients that is written in terms that they can understand. This book does just that. Take it with you to your therapist & discuss it with them as basis for moving forward.”–Hilary MacKenzie
“The book is divided into sections that address different approaches from general counseling techniques, asking God’s help (Spirituality), as well as non-resistant methods that are very helpful. As a therapist, I would recommend this book to my clients who experience anxiety.” –BJ Buchanan
“A Layman’s Guide to Managing Fear is a great self-help book. I have been a Counselor for many years now and I use some of the same suggestions and tactics in my practice and you do not have to pay $55.00 or more an hour to hear them!” –Mark Myers
“One Powerful Book That Can Change Your Life!! Within this book are the answers that so many people so desperately need to hear. There is hope and freedom in the pages of this small life saver.” –Trisha Bleau
“Stan has hit the nail on the head with his recommendations of a three-tiered approach to dealing with fear. Very well put together and accessible to all ages.” — Gordon R. Estes, Jr.
“The book has cognitive therapy and Christianity woven together in a way that does not feel overwhelming or intrusive. Worth the read.”— Ron Jon
“Mr. Popovich has written about three distinct methods of dealing with fear. As a licensed counselor intern, I have incorporated many of the techniques mentioned in this book. Believers and non-believers alike could benefit from reading this book.” — Satchel Pierce Stillwell
“I like that Stan combines various methods and even tells us how we can combine the methods for a comprehensive list of suggestions.” — Anne Cuthbert
“I have used Stan’s techniques with my clients. I would recommend this book for counselors, individuals, pastors, or anyone in the helping profession.” — Bonnie Roberts
“Very easy to read with practical suggestions. The clear and concise way it is written makes it a good book to which therapists can refer their patients.” — Brenda Dolan-Pascoe
“A great guide to dealing with anxiety bolstered by a variety of approaches including both spiritual and psychological. Full of practical tips for helping understand and reduce anxiety. A fast and interesting read that I would highly recommend.” — Sara Nannen
“I enjoyed reading this book because it provides many helpful reminders and techniques to use when struggling with fear and anxiety. The book is organized thoughtfully, and the concrete examples help the reader understand how the tools work.” — Patricia Allison
“Stan Popovich puts together a nice and easy to read book on handling fear. He draws on elements of cognitive behavioral therapy, psychology 101, and appealing to a higher power.” — William J. Shryer
“I can see how this book could be used in a small group setting as it offers practical methods to move through fear that could be role played in a safe environment.” — Vickey Gibbs
“This small guide on overcoming fear makes several salient and powerful points. Popovich offers cognitive strategies – how to think one’s way out of fear – in straightforward terms. He brings clarity and simplicity to interventions that often take full books to describe.” — Sarah Chana Radcliffe
“Kudos! A refreshing perspective that combines Christian beliefs and the structure of cognitive behavior therapy that are integrated to create a method to effectively manage fears. Well thought out and written.” –W.R. Drinkwater
“Stanley Popovich’s book is an easy read that will benefit both professional and nonprofessional individuals. It is thoughtful, reflective, and captures the subject matter well. Everyone has experienced fear at one time or another in their lives. Stanley’s specificity in style of writing allows the reader to relate to the subject matter.” –Lucille M. Force
“This book is an excellent read covering counseling, psychology, and an element of spirituality. This book is concise, punchy, and exciting. I fully recommend anybody purchasing this book as it gives people an insight and awareness of the power of ‘ fear ‘ and conquering it. An absolutely brilliant book!” –James Ward
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