Irvin Yalom 3 Book Set Creatures of a Day Staring at the Sun Gift Of Therapy

Discover the Irvin Yalom Collection 3 Books Set — a thoughtfully curated paperback boxed set for readers who seek deep, compassionate insight into life, death, and the therapeutic relationship. Perfect for clinicians, psychology students, and thoughtful readers, this Irvin Yalom collection gathers three of his essential works in one place: Creatures of a Day, Staring at the Sun, and The Gift of Therapy. BRAND NEW and presented in paperback edition, this set offers accessible, enduring wisdom from a bestselling author and renowned psychiatrist. Whats included in this book collection Creatures of a Day — A reflective exploration of what makes life worth living. Yalom asks the big questions about meaning and mortality and invites readers to grapple with their responsibilities to craft a life of value despite our inevitable end. Staring at the Sun — In this compassionate volume, Yalom confronts fear of death head-on. Filled with illuminating case histories, Staring at the Sun shows how addressing death anxiety can reduce stress and depression while enriching our capacity for empathy and presence. The Gift of Therapy — Drawing on more than thirty-five years of clinical practice, The Gift of Therapy distills practical, humane guidance for clinicians and patients alike. This guidebook combines real case studies and clear therapeutic wisdom to help both therapists and clients get the most from the healing process. Product details Condition: BRAND NEW Format: Paperback ISBN: 9789124211295 Why readers and professionals trust this set From an experienced, award-recognized clinician: Irvin D. Yalom is Professor of Psychiatry at Stanford University and a respected figure in contemporary psychotherapy. Practical and philosophical: blends clinical case material with existential reflection — ideal for both professional use and personal growth. Trusted by therapists and students worldwide: used in training, supervision, and bedside reading for those pursuing deeper underst