Tranquillisers: When love becomes the cure

Tranquillisers: When love becomes the cure This compassionate guide explores how love-care for yourself and others-can become a steadying force on the path to healing. Quiet wounds, anxious moments, and old patterns often show up as small, repeated choices. This book invites you to notice those moments, name what you need, and take gentle, practical steps toward calmer connection-with yourself and with others. Inside you'll find accessible chapters on naming hurt, building daily rituals, setting boundaries, practicing self-compassion, and speaking with honesty. Short, human mini-stories illustrate how simple shifts-pausing before reacting, a one-minute breath, or a clear request-lead to healthier patterns. Practical exercises (letters you won't send, bite-sized rituals, and communication tools) help move insight into action. Tranquillisers is for anyone wanting steadier relationships, clearer boundaries, and a kinder inner voice-not quick fixes, but steady practices to carry into everyday life. It offers tools you can try today and return to when seasons change. If you're ready to slow down, listen to what your heart asks for, and choose compassion over escape, this book offers a gentle companion for the journey. Not a substitute for professional mental health care when needed.

Pagina's: 289, Paperback, Independently published