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You are not broken. You never were.In YOU ARE NOT BROKEN, Melinda Zappone, LMHC, CCTP2, LFYP invites you to step off the endless cycle of self-improvement and into a deeper, more compassionate relationship with yourself. Through Narrative Healing-the first phase of her groundbreaking Toolbox Approach™ -you’ll uncover the stories that have shaped you, not to fix them, but to finally see them clearly. The first phase of healing in this approach acts as both an invitation and a call to action. Her three phases of healing are each equipped with tools and this book is your guide to what it could be like to finally approach your own story like your most important job. This job is to understand yourself and through that process, healing begins.With warmth, directness, and a refusal to sugarcoat the truth, Zappone offers tools that don’t just tell you how to heal-they create healing in the very act of reading. Whether you’ve struggled with therapy, self-help, or simply don’t know where to begin, this book provides a structured yet intuitive path to self-awareness, emotional integration, and personal responsibility.Your story isn’t finished. It’s time to stop searching for someone else to guide you and start trusting the one person who truly can-you.--Praise from Independent Book Review: 'Whether you use this book to begin your path to better mental and emotional clarity or you’ve already committed to this work and want to dig deeper on your own, You Are Not Broken gives you trustworthy practices for growth.''An enriching guide to self-reflection using tools developed by a trauma therapist who understands firsthand how devastating brokenness feels.'Praise from Readers’ Favorite:'This book is more than a guide; it’s a conversation, a mirror, and a map that also offers tools and permission to heal at our own pace. I recommend You Are Not Broken to readers who want to shift from a result-driven mindset to a more compassionate, process-focused approach.'
