Welcome to the Blog + Review Blitz for Relational Reset by Laurel Shaler, hosted by JustRead Publicity Tours!
About the Book
Title: Relational Reset
Author: Laurel Shaler
Publisher: Moody
Release Date: February 2019
Genre: Christian Living (non-fiction)
From the author of “Reclaiming Sanity: Hope and Healing for Trauma, Stress, and Overwhelming Life Events” comes this Selah Award Finalist on a topic everyone can relate to: Relationships. So, are your relationships all that you want them to be?
Despite our best intentions, we all have blind spots–bad relational habits that are keeping us from enjoying our relationships fully. And since relationships stand at the center of all we are and all we do, if we can learn to do relationships better, every aspect of our lives improves. Whether you struggle to overcome past wounds, insecurity, blame, or envy, it’s time to reflect on your relational habits and reset them so that your relationships can be all you want them to be.
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About the Author
Dr. Laurel Shaler is a licensed mental health professional and a Professor at Liberty University . She has contributed to many well-known publications including Lifeway’s Journey, Guideposts, and Proverbs 31 Ministries. Laurel is the author of “Reclaiming Sanity: Hope and Healing for Trauma, Stress, and Overwhelming Life Events” (David C. Cook, 2016) and “Relational Reset: Unlearning the Habits that Hold You Back” (Moody, 2018). She regularly speaks on a wide variety of topics, and has been interviewed by Building Relationships, Focus on the Family, and more. Most importantly, Laurel is a follower of Jesus Christ and seeks to share His love with others. She and her family live in the Deep South.
Connect with Laurel by visiting drlaurelshaler.com to follow her on social media or subscribe to email newsletter updates.
My Review
Relationships are hard and messy. As humans we mess them up every day. But that doesn’t mean we don’t need them either. In our flesh, we take the hurts and wounds of our failed past relationships and form armor to protect us going into new ones. But that can often damage the new relationships before they even have a chance to start. We are flawed people, and people will hurt people. It’s a fact in life as unfortunate as it is. None of us are perfect. But recognizing our flaws as well as acknowledging the hurts that have been done to us and how to heal from them help us to grow as people and to not project past pains into future (and present) relationships. This book had a lot of great insight and things to think about when it comes to considering relationships with others and how to approach them. I’m definitely glad I gave it a read and have a lot of things to really think through after reading. I highly recommend it.
*I received a copy of this book through JustRead Tours. Thoughts and opinions expressed are mine alone.
Tour Giveaway
(1) winner will receive a print copy of the book and $25 Amazon gift card!
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Thank you for sharing the review.
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so glad you found it helpful! Thanks for sharing your review š
Sounds like a great book.
Hope you get the chance to read it š
thank you for sharing!