Living to Relate - Casey, Dermot
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What if the key to deeper connection was already within you? In a world of constant contact but growing disconnection, many of us yearn for more real, meaningful relationships that nourish us. We crave connection, but it often feels out of reach in a fast-paced, digitally driven world. Living to Relate reveals a powerful truth: the way we relate to ourselves and to others shapes everything. Understanding and nurturing these relationships unlocks greater well-being, clarity and fulfillment in every area of life. Inside this book, you'll discover: - Why relating is how we meet all our needs -…mehr

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What if the key to deeper connection was already within you? In a world of constant contact but growing disconnection, many of us yearn for more real, meaningful relationships that nourish us. We crave connection, but it often feels out of reach in a fast-paced, digitally driven world. Living to Relate reveals a powerful truth: the way we relate to ourselves and to others shapes everything. Understanding and nurturing these relationships unlocks greater well-being, clarity and fulfillment in every area of life. Inside this book, you'll discover: - Why relating is how we meet all our needs - How your personal "template for relating" silently shapes your interactions - The surprising impact of self-relating has on all your connections - Why "hybrid relating" is fueling a rise in loneliness-and what to do about it The most important relationship you will ever have is the one with yourself. Living to Relate will make it your strongest. Dermot Casey is a Counseling Psychologist based in Cork City, Ireland. His work centers on helping people reconnect with their sense of self, believing that real mental well-being begins from within. --- In Living to Relate, Dr. Dermot Casey invites us to pause and consider the quiet power of our connections. With clarity and depth, he explores how the relationships we nurture-both with others and within ourselves-shape the arc of our well-being and the meaning of our days. This book is a call to reimagine what it means to belong, to create spaces of trust and care, and to live with intention in a world that often moves too fast. - Dr. Emily Colwell, author of What If You're Right?