UnCommon Sense for Life and Living

About the Book

UnCommon Sense for Life & Living employs humor, quotations, and illustrations for overcoming many of life's common frustrations. Chapters include a questionnaire for applying the information in a personal way. The author delivers in a straightforward manner, not stopping with simply pointing out the problems, but providing the solutions.

"How to's" are given for dealing with the misconceptions of what will produce happiness, understanding the effects of the past, family, and relationships. Recognizing and managing the differences between men and women are addressed. Skills for improving communication, including recognizing "pit falls" and how to deal effectively with conflict are reviewed. Since stress is one of life's most common ailments, it is dealt with extensively. Resources for life's greatest challenge, change, are clearly spelled out.

The author offers unique insights into life and guides the reader through the process of personal growth. His 20 years of experience are brought to bear with UnCommon Sense. Dr. Baughman draws from his knowledge as a licensed psychologist helping others overcome personal pain and dealing with interpersonal struggles. A frequent lecturer and supervisor of clinicians, as well as the father of two and husband of 22 years, Dr. Baughman reflects simple, logical approaches to many of life's puzzles in 270 pages of UnCommon Sense.

About the Author

Wm. Baughman is a licensed psychologist in private practice in metropolitan Atlanta. He received his Ph.D from Penn State and interned at Indiana University. Prior to going into private practice, Bill developed and supervised a number residential and in-patient programs. Drawing from his 20 years of experience in aiding others, he penned UnCommon Sense for Life & Living, hoping to help more people.