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Bryan Lindberg is a reluctant therapist. Why? He was never meant to be a therapist. His plan was to retire from the military. But at the age of 29, a combat injury during the Gulf War changed that plan. After only 11 years of service he became an unemployed civilian. That is how the journey to becoming Reluctant Therapist began.
Today he has two advance degrees in Theology from Providence College and Human Development from the University of Rhode Island. He has been license as a Marriage & Family Therapist (LMFT) since 2002.
He started private practice after he and his wife of 21 years moved to the Blue Ridge of Southwest Virginia with there 3 children.
Bryan specializes in Systemic Theory. Life is made of a series of interlocking systems. This is to say, an issue is never isolated because it effects and is affected by many different components. The solution is found by examining the entire system.
Bryan combines faith, science and humor to bring important questions to the surface. The ones that demand answers.
Reviewed by Mamta Madhavan for Readers' Favorite
Caution: The Choice is Yours by Bryan Lindberg is an inspirational and motivational book that reiterates the power of choice in our lives. The three types of people - the Do, the Don't and the Dazed - are the ones on whom the choice depends. The book helps us to know what type of person we are and it also speaks about emotions like pain, guilt and much more that hinder us while making choices in life. The personal stories he shares through his twenty years as a therapist speak about the power and presence of God in everyone's lives.
This uplifting book encourages readers to change their perspective on life and living. The homework that follows at the end of each chapter is helpful in contemplating and reflecting on the author's words and also in self-discovery. The author handles the topic of do's, don'ts and the dazed extensively, and it gives readers an in-depth knowledge about the power of belief and how all of us live a life of manipulation. It's easy for readers to find out what type of person they are and make the changes they need to achieve a fruitful life. The author's writing style is simple and fluid and he handles a relevant topic in an interesting and engaging way, making readers think and act. This concept in the book is powerful and definitely helps readers think and make decisions in their lives.
