Opening Up: The Healing Power of Expressing EmotionsAnyone who has ever entrusted a troubling secret to a journal, or mourned a broken heart with a friend, knows the feeling of relief that expressing painful emotions can bring. This book presents astonishing evidence that personal self-disclosure is not only good for our emotional health, but boosts our physical health as well. Psychologist James W. Pennebaker has conducted controlled clinical research that sheds new light on the powerful mind body connection. This book interweaves his findings with insightful case studies on secret-keeping, confession, and the hidden price of silence. Filled with information and encouragement, Opening Up explains: *Why suppressing inner problems takes a devastating toll on health *How long-buried trauma affects the immune system *How writing about your problems can improve your health *Why it's never too late to heal old emotional wounds *When self-disclosure may be risky--and how to know whom to trust |
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A growing number of Americans pay millions of dollars to therapists and self-help groups so that they can divulge their secrets. • A large percentage of people write about their very deepest thoughts and feelings in diaries or letters ...
A growing number of Americans pay millions of dollars to therapists and self-help groups so that they can divulge their secrets. • A large percentage of people write about their very deepest thoughts and feelings in diaries or letters ...
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Because of my interest in physiological responses to stressors, I was invited to give a series of talks to some of the top-level polygraphers of the FBI, CIA, and other secret agencies with initials of which I had never heard.
Because of my interest in physiological responses to stressors, I was invited to give a series of talks to some of the top-level polygraphers of the FBI, CIA, and other secret agencies with initials of which I had never heard.
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| 12 | |
| 26 | |
| 43 | |
| 57 | |
| 73 | |
Understanding the Value of Writing | 89 |
The Social Price of Disclosure Whom to Tell and How to Listen | 104 |
The Inhibited Personality | 137 |
Inhibited Cities | 153 |
Confession in Context Therapy Religion and Brainwashing | 169 |
Beyond Traumas Writing and WellBeing | 185 |
Notes | 199 |
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Author Index | 239 |
Subject Index | 245 |
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