Group Therapy: What does it take to break a man? How will the pieces come back together?
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Group Therapy: What does it take to break a man? How will the pieces come back together?
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Michael Basilious –
The title itself encapsulates the essence of the story. It’s a tale that delves into the darkest depths of a person’s soul, probing at the vulnerabilities, fears, and traumas that often remain hidden. The narrative introduces us to a man who has been shattered by life’s challenges, and we are invited to witness the fragments of his existence slowly coming together.The author’s storytelling prowess is undeniable. Each word is carefully chosen, and the narrative is crafted with precision. The characters are richly developed, evoking empathy and connection from the reader. As we follow the protagonist through his journey of despair, hope, and self-discovery, we can’t help but become emotionally invested in his path to healing.One of the book’s standout features is its ability to navigate the complexities of the human psyche. It doesn’t shy away from the darkness but instead offers a beacon of hope in the form of group therapy. The author skillfully demonstrates the transformative power of shared experiences, support, and the strength of the human spirit.
Gina C. –
Steve Coleman’s journey from rural obscurity to city lights, and then to the brink of darkness, is a heart-wrenching tale of ambition, despair, and redemption. The corporate world’s high stakes push Steve to the edge, but he finds salvation in unexpected places: a therapy group and the fantastical realm of role-playing games. This story is a reminder of the human spirit’s resilience. An emotional rollercoaster, it is both raw and beautiful, with moments of genuine humor amidst the despair.
Paul Hoon –
I love a good redemption story. This one tells a good tale of the life of a man who pushes his limits to reach atonement. It does a good job of diving into his psyche and personal thoughts and feelings. Highly recommend.
jf1234 –
“Group Therapy: What does it take to break a man? How will the pieces come back together?” was quite the emotional journey. The story of Steve Coleman being sucked into the corporate world felt too real. Many of us have experienced demanding jobs, but what happens to Steve… that’s an intense ride. The way the author portrays mental health challenges really got me thinking and feeling.What I liked was how Steve found solace in unexpected places. They showed that healing can come from the most unexpected corners of life. The dialogue throughout the book was pretty spot-on and I felt like I was right there with the characters.
brian f. –
This tale charts an unfiltered voyage of a man tested by life’s harshest realities. The narrative pulls no punches, revealing the underbelly of human experience often overlooked. It’s easy to forget the silent battles waged by those beside us daily. Many of us face our own descents, yet it’s the rise after the fall that truly defines us.
Michael Basilious –
The title itself encapsulates the essence of the story. It’s a tale that delves into the darkest depths of a person’s soul, probing at the vulnerabilities, fears, and traumas that often remain hidden. The narrative introduces us to a man who has been shattered by life’s challenges, and we are invited to witness the fragments of his existence slowly coming together.The author’s storytelling prowess is undeniable. Each word is carefully chosen, and the narrative is crafted with precision. The characters are richly developed, evoking empathy and connection from the reader. As we follow the protagonist through his journey of despair, hope, and self-discovery, we can’t help but become emotionally invested in his path to healing.One of the book’s standout features is its ability to navigate the complexities of the human psyche. It doesn’t shy away from the darkness but instead offers a beacon of hope in the form of group therapy. The author skillfully demonstrates the transformative power of shared experiences, support, and the strength of the human spirit.
Tom Jones –
this story hits way too close to home for me. I can relate. Well written too!
Chill636 –
This book follows the wild journey of the main male character. And as the author said, the journey is not for the faint of heart. But what I love is how raw and real the story is. Life is not always pretty and for some it can be much worse. We don’t always witness the turmoil, trauma and fall of people that may be living, working or literally standing right next to us. We, ourselves, may have/are fallen/falling, but the beauty in all things is being able to get back up.
Ivy –
A gripping exploration of the corporate world’s dark underbelly and one man’s harrowing journey through its treacherous terrain. Steve Coleman’s descent from hope to despair is painfully realistic, making this novel an eye-opener for anyone who has ever felt the pressures of corporate life. What truly sets this book apart is its raw portrayal of Steve’s struggle and ultimate redemption. The author’s empathetic storytelling style draws you into Steve’s world, making you feel every moment of his pain and resilience. The inclusion of a mental health therapy group and roleplaying gaming community adds depth to the narrative, showcasing the power of human connection in healing.If you’re looking for a compelling redemption story that delves deep into the human psyche, this book is a must-read. It’s a journey of self-discovery, recovery, and the enduring strength of the human spirit.
Misty Reads –
Steve Coleman’s life takes an unexpected turn when he’s recruited by Comptos, a city-based company. Seduced by the allure of the city and a promising job, he dives headfirst into this new world. However, as the job consumes him and he faces a nightmare boss, Steve’s life spirals out of control.The author skillfully portrays Steve’s transformation, from a dedicated professional to a man pushed to the edge. When life deals him a serious injury and job loss, he finds solace and purpose in two unlikely places: a mental health therapy group and a roleplaying gaming group. These two groups become instrumental in his journey of recovery and self-discovery.
GroundedSoul11 –
I don’t usually like narrative self-help books, but this was well written. I’m sure people who prefer this style would give it 5 stars.
Matthew Jackson –
This book hit a nerve with me having had the same experience in corporate. I like how the author really cuts deep with emotion and kept me captivated. Good nail biting book
Geraldine Peters –
Good story development on how easy the tough corporate world gets you believing in your future with the company and then one man destroys everything! This is the real world in too many big businesses .
Work and Persistence 21 –
Anybody who has faced the darknesses that the corporate world may have sometimes will understand and enjoy this book to the teeth. It is a tough and complicated story but it is not fiction at all it is the brutal reality that some people face being in the corporate world and unfortunately, the hits and betrayals somebody faces in that world can lead them to have the most horrible thoughts you can imagine.HIGHLY recommend this book!
LDS –
In this engaging tale, Steve Coleman’s journey from a rural setting to the bustling city offers a deep dive into the allure and perils of corporate life. Initially drawn to the vibrant cityscape and the promise of a better job, Steve soon finds himself ensnared in the trappings of corporate politics and a boss from hell. The story takes a heart-wrenching turn when Steve hits rock bottom, but it’s here that the narrative truly shines. His path to recovery, aided by a mental health therapy group and a roleplaying gaming community, is both touching and relatable. The author’s empathetic tone and conversational style make Steve’s journey feel incredibly real. While the corporate drama might feel a tad familiar, the book’s exploration of healing and community is its true strength. Dive into Steve’s world and witness a tale of resilience, recovery, and the power of human connection.
Karina G. Sanchez –
There is so much going on here. Lots of adventure, graphic imagery, struggle and triumph as well. Overall, if you enjoy books where you don’t know how it will end, this is it!
BookLover921 –
I found “Group Therapy: What does it take to break a man?” to be a very interesting read! Well written story line, well developed characters, and satisfying ending! Definitely check this one out!
Madison Montgomery –
Not what I was expecting but I enjoyed the read! Very emotional!
Joshua D White –
This is intense, dark and disturbing, and emotionally provocative. So … if you like reading that kind of thing, you’ll love this one. The dialogue throughout is very engaging, and the characters are rich with emotional depth. An incredible view of watching a man go through a mental breakdown and his rebuilding.
Adam –
A riveting exploration of mental health and resilience, this book is a must-read. Steve Coleman’s journey from corporate burnout to recovery is both heart-wrenching and inspiring. The author’s portrayal of therapy and role-playing games as tools for healing is innovative and enlightening. A powerful, thought-provoking read.
J Moore –
“Group Therapy” by James Peters is a compelling and raw exploration of the human psyche, the breaking point, and the incredible resilience of the human spirit. This novel takes readers on a rollercoaster journey through the life of Steve Coleman, a man pushed to his limits, and his subsequent path to recovery and redemption.
Hawaiian Reader –
Group Therapy is the story of one man’s emotional journey from rock bottom to hopeful. The author has a knack for detail as far as how it feels to be an emotional wreck and how it feels to be in recovery. This was an engaging read and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a heartfelt, anguish-filled, story laced with hope.
Shari –
“Witnessing The Fall” plunges readers into Steve Coleman’s intense journey from corporate success to mental breakdown and recovery. Authentic dialogue, raw emotion, and stark realism stand out in this powerful exploration of mental health. The book shines a light on dark topics with sensitivity, offering hope even in its darkest moments. Note the trigger warnings for those sensitive to themes of suicidal ideation. A poignant read that emphasizes the power of community in healing.
Ebay manEbay man –
Powerful, dark, crazy tense in spots, but very thought provoking. You get pulled into the character and their deep feelings & fears, and it’s a stark reminder of some truly unfortunate corporate environments. Good story development and a tremendous redemption story.
Jesse Krieger –
Having left the rural life for the big city, the protagonist gets wrapped up in video games and ultimately has transformational experiences that resemble group therapy, keeps turning the pages and evolving th plot till the very end. It’s brutal at times but a realistic reflection of life as well
M Gabriella –
This book takes you on a journey through the life of Steve Coleman, a man who goes from being a project manager in a rural manufacturing environment to working for a nightmare of a boss in the city.The author does an amazing job of portraying Steve’s struggles and his eventual breakdown. It’s raw, it’s real, and it hits you right in the feels. But what really stands out is Steve’s journey to recovery after finding solace in a mental health therapy group and a roleplaying gaming group. It’s inspiring to see how these groups play a key role in his healing process.While the book deals with heavy topics like mental health and suicide, Peters handles them with sensitivity and care. It’s not an easy read, but it’s definitely worth it. This is a must-read for anyone interested in understanding the human psyche. It’s a 5-star read that will leave you with a deeper appreciation for the power of resilience and the importance of community.
Hawaiian Reader –
Group Therapy is the story of one man’s emotional journey from rock bottom to hopeful. The author has a knack for detail as far as how it feels to be an emotional wreck and how it feels to be in recovery. This was an engaging read and I recommend it to anyone who enjoys a heartfelt, anguish-filled, story laced with hope.
Paul Hoon –
I love a good redemption story. This one tells a good tale of the life of a man who pushes his limits to reach atonement. It does a good job of diving into his psyche and personal thoughts and feelings. Highly recommend.
Joshua D White –
This is intense, dark and disturbing, and emotionally provocative. So … if you like reading that kind of thing, you’ll love this one. The dialogue throughout is very engaging, and the characters are rich with emotional depth. An incredible view of watching a man go through a mental breakdown and his rebuilding.