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What happens to the stories we don't tell? The fears we hide, the pain we minimise, the emotions we silence to survive. The Stories We Don't Tell is a deeply human narrative non-fiction book inspired by real experiences from the counselling room. Through anonymised, compassionate storytelling, it explores the emotional lives of ordinary people navigating anxiety, trauma, grief, relationship conflicts, childhood wounds, addiction, parenting challenges, identity struggles, and the quiet pressure to always ""be okay"" Each chapter offers a window into lives that may look different on the surface but share the same roots beneath - the need to be understood, accepted, and emotionally safe. These are not stories of instant transformation, but honest, gradual journeys where healing unfolds through awareness, self-compassion, and courage. Grounded in psychological insight & trauma-informed practice, the book bridges science and storytelling using clear, accessible language. It is valuable for readers seeking personal healing, as well as therapists, counsellors, caregivers, and anyone wishing to understand human behaviour with greater empathy. At its core, this book challenges the belief that people are broken. Instead, it reminds us that most are overwhelmed or unheard and that with understanding and kindness, healing is possible. If you have ever felt unseen or emotionally exhausted, this book invites you to pause, breathe, and remember: you are not alone, and your story matters.

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