Everyone will inevitably experience a trough and lose confidence and hope for the future. If you are confused about the road ahead, lack confidence in yourself and like to rely on others, you can try to open the book "Mr. Toad See a Psychologist". It is wise and warm, which may heal you, inspire you, let you find the strength to grow and guide you to start a new way of life.

I didn't know what was wrong with me at first, but I didn't want to face it, feel ashamed or even afraid. Then I understood the story behind the family I grew up in, the debt of my childhood and the anger of my adulthood.

The hero, Mr. Toad, gradually understood through ten psychological consultations that no matter how unbearable and unsuccessful you are, you must learn to love yourself first when you come to this world, and it is never others but yourself who can help you out of the predicament.

It popularizes psychological knowledge with fairy tales and tells the story of an unhappy toad who finally finds happiness and hope through 10 psychological counseling. It is a British national psychological counseling book, which records the whole process of 10 psychological counseling in great detail. When you start to concentrate on reading this book, you should have psychological counseling with Mr. Toad and self-healing at the same time.

Robert D 'Urberville used the language of childlike humor to integrate psychological knowledge into the story, and told the psychological course of Mr. Toad 10 psychological consultation. Under the guidance of consultant Heron, Mr. Toad bravely explored his inner world and gradually recovered his confidence and hope.

If you often suddenly fall into a sad mood and often feel powerless in front of a powerful boss, you may wish to read this interesting and readable story book. Maybe it can bring you healing and change, and let you see a more independent, confident and hopeful life.

At this thought, Mr. toad began to feel wronged again. He began to cry, and his unhappy mood was released more violently. This is unpleasant, and he has been holding it in his heart for a long time: every time he is satirized and ridiculed, he silently chooses to endure it, and he has long been accustomed to listening to others. "When people are angry with me, I feel uncomfortable, as long as I can make them like me again."

When you keep asking these questions, you will take off your usual disguise and see yourself dissatisfied. Faced with such an era, how should we deal with ourselves? How to heal yourself and make yourself a truly independent person?