The Choice: Embrace the Possible

Edith Eva Eger
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The Choice: Embrace the Possible

Edith Eva Eger
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Overall rating: 5.0 / 5 from 16 reviews.

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Life changing book

"This is an exceptional book. As a clinical counsellor I particularly valued the way Dr Eger weaved together both her personal story and professional work as a therapist. She is a remarkable inspiration and embodies the very essence of resilience, offering all of us key examples and tools in how to increase our own resilience. I will be recommending it as a must read for my student counsellors in training."

Briar S. (5/5)

A remarkable woman’s heart rendering story

"A wonderful book about a remarkable woman who is a role model for all ages. Her resilience and strength is amazing."

Grandma (5/5)

A memoir for the ages.

"The book shows what true courage looks like during one of the most devastating and tragic times in one’s life. It transcends times and allows one to feel the true devastation that individuals experienced during this time, but also the hope and joy that still existed. It is a must read for sure."

Natalie L. (5/5)

The book we all need to read, it is a Masterpiece!

"This is by far the best biography I’ve ever read. What a gem! So much to learn from Dr. Eger’s life experience, the power of resilience, vulnerability and inner strength."

Rossana F. (5/5)

A must read

"Heartbreaking but inspiring at the same time. I loved the history, her story, how well it’s written that it keeps you entertained. This is a must read and def a book you want to have in your bookshelf forever."

Maria O. (5/5)

Amazing book!

"Would highly recommend reading this inspiring book. Very well written."

Danielle (5/5)

The essence of how to help ourselves.

"The CHOICE for each of us is clearly to either allow our past traumas to keep us imprisoned OR to use our past traumas as a springboard to embrace what is possible now. The choices we have made in the past are not important; it is the choices that we make now that will determine our future. When our enabling interferes with others ability to help themselves we are crippling them instead of helping them."

Jane (5/5)

Insightful, powerful

"Wonderful book to help you remember (or learn) how to perceive reality through a powerful new lens. Incredible psychological insights into trauma from a person who has seen the worst and found a path to heal and prosper."

Chuck B. (5/5)

A life is made by living all of it

"This is such a beautiful and real story. She remembers things about her childhood and relationships with her parents and siblings that are relatable. And she relays stories of horrors in a way that shows you how there is always that common humanness that percolates through. She didn’t survive and suddenly use psychology to rise above… It took time, recognition, and willingness to sort through the reactions, blame, mistakes, and insights that accumulate and build into something meaningful. It is beautiful to see the years and decades that make up a lifetime. Each one counts. It’s very well done, very thought-provoking, insightful and inspiring."

Talia B. (5/5)

Book that applies to everyone in this world

"One of the best books that should be read by everyone"

Alessia (5/5)

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  • Published date: Sep 04, 2018
  • Language: English
  • No. of Pages: 336
  • Publisher: Scribner
  • ISBN: 9781501130793
  • Dimensions: 5.5" W x 0.9" L x 8.375" H
"I would take Edie Eger on an Op with me any day."
Edith Eger (1927–2026) was an eminent psychologist and Holocaust survivor. Until the end of her life, she maintained a busy clinical psychology practice in La Jolla, California, where she worked with veterans, military personnel, and victims of physical and mental trauma. She was the author of the bestselling and award-winning books The Choice, The Gift, and the young adult edition of The Choice, titled The Ballerina of Auschwitz.

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