Good and Miserable (Paperback)

This is a psychological self-help book about people who base their emotional security on their ability to perform their best (do well at things). If they do well then they believe that they are worthy of acceptance. If they do poorly they are not. When that happens, they can fall into depression. Striving to do the right thing can end up in burnout pertaining to life in general. The purpose is to explain the origins of the problem and how to find a way out.

Dr. Schulenburg lives in the Golden Isles coastal region of South Georgia. By profession, he is a psychotherapist practicing in the area of trauma recovery. HIs specialty area is memory resolution. He is an active proponent of Adaptive Information Processing Theory and Cognitive-Behavioral Theory. Dr. Schulenburg has written several books and articles. Many of his works explain how theological principles integrate with what is known and verified by research neurological conditions was published by the Journal of Neurotherapy in 1999. He is a board certified Professional Counselor and a certified EMDR (Eye Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing) Therapist. He completed his graduate education at the following academic institutions focusing on clinical mental health. Georgia State University / Psychological Studies Institute MS Professional Counseling Logos Christian College and Graduate SchooL Ph.D. Psychology