Love's Executioner and Other Tales of Psychotherapy
by Irvin D. Yalom (2012)
Like 'Creatures of a Day', this book offers insightful patient stories from Yalom's practice.

by Irvin D. Yalom (2015)
"The publication of Creatures of a Day is reason to celebrate." -- Steven Pinker In this stunning collection of stories, renowned psychiatrist Irvin D. Yalom describes his patients' struggles -- as well as his own -- to come to terms with the two great challenges of existence: how to have a meaningful life yet reckon with its inevitable end. We meet a nurse who must stifle the pain of losing her son in order to comfort her patients' pains, a newly minted psychologist whose studies damage her treasured memories of a lost friend, and a man whose rejection of psychological inquiry forces even Yalom himself into a crisis of confidence. Creatures of a Day is a radically honest statement about the difficulties of human life, but also a celebration of some of the finest fruits -- love, family, friendship -- it can offer. Marcus Aurelius has written that "we are all creatures of a day." With Yalom as our guide, we will find the means to make our own day not only bearable, but also meaningful and joyful.
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by Irvin D. Yalom (2012)
Like 'Creatures of a Day', this book offers insightful patient stories from Yalom's practice.

by Irvin D. Yalom (1999)
Similar to 'Creatures of a Day', this collection explores profound life and death themes through Yalom's patient narratives.

by Deborah Luepnitz (2002)
Like 'Creatures of a Day', this book presents fascinating psychotherapy case studies that are hard to put down.
by Irvin D. Yalom (2013)
Echoing 'Creatures of a Day', this book offers Yalom's insights into the therapeutic process for both therapists and clients.

by Viktor Frankl (1946)
Like 'Creatures of a Day', this book profoundly explores finding meaning in the face of suffering and mortality.
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