Publisher's Synopsis
What is the meaning of life?
That age old question has been asked with equal parts earnest curiosity and pondering as it has in a wry and rhetorical fashion. After all, it is a question that can not truly be answered. Some seek the answer as a kind of holy grail, while others use it as an expression to really mean, "Who the hell knows!?!" It is only in the reflection of and breaking down of one's experiences that perhaps a glimmer of any answer comes. Formal therapy is a conventionally accepted way to begin to break down one's lived experiences and to draw from them meaning and lessons learned. However, the therapeutic process can take place far outside four walls or on the couch resenting your mother. In Therapy for No One in Particular, best-selling author Christopher Paige takes us on an introspective journey, exploring life and finding meaning in both the mundane and the unusual. Conversational, filled with dry quick wit, and masterful turn of phrase, Paige will have you laughing, shaking your head, and finding common ground in the human experience. This, at its heart, is therapeutic. For you, and just some guy whose story you are about to read.
