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Not Fishy Enough: A Ridiculous Parable about Finding Worth Through Self-Acceptance. This is a Children's Book about perfectionism, a persistent problem that many clients of all ages discuss in therapy. The underlying belief is often, 'If I perform well enough, then I get to have worth, right?' Sound familiar? This theme resonates with those engaged in geek-centered therapy and psychotherapy, as it highlights the journey towards self-acceptance.

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Illustrated book cover of a crab underwater with fish, titled 'Not Fishy Enough'.

Not fishy enough

This is a Children's Book about perfectionism, a persistent problem that many clients of all ages discuss in therapy.  This theme resonates with those engaged in geek-centered therapy and psychotherapy, as it highlights the journey towards self-acceptance.

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Here you will find children's books and more on a variety of topics relating to psychology, including insights on Belltown therapy and geek-centered therapy. Stay connected for more on psychotherapy and related themes!

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