FIND YOUR PATH TO COMPASSION

Subtitle Powerful techniques to lead you to kindness

Sally Warren
Price $10.99 / £7.99
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Can you sometimes be a little judgemental? In Find Your Path to Compassion, psychotherapist Sally Warren explores the transformative power of kindness – towards both yourself and others – and offers practical tools to cultivate a compassionate mindset. 

This book examines the barriers to compassion, such as judgment and self-criticism, and provides strategies to overcome them. Through mindfulness practices, reflective exercises,and compassionate communication techniques, Warren guides readers in developing a deeper sense of empathy and understanding. 

Included are: 

  • Mindfulness exercises to increase awareness and presence. 
  • Techniques to challenge and change judgmental thoughts. 
  • Strategies for practicing self-compassion and extending it to others. 
  • Guidance on fostering compassionate relationships
  • Tools for integrating compassion into daily life. 


Find Your Path to Compassion is a heartfelt guide for those seeking to enhance their capacity for kindness and empathy. It offers a roadmap to a more compassionate and fulfilling life. 

Part of the Find Your Path series, which sheds light on a range of common mental-health struggles – from anxiety and depression to imposter syndrome and resilience – and offers practical, compassionate techniques for navigating life’s inevitable challenges. 

Series:
Format:
Format B-format Paperback 160 Pages
ISBN:
ISBN 9781836008576
Size:
Size5.08 in x 7.80 in / 129.00 mm x 198.00 mm
Published:
Published Date December 18th, 2025
Sally Warren

Sally Warren is a former journalist who covered major home and foreign news stories for The Daily Telegraph for more than a decade. She re-trained as an adult psychoanalytic psychotherapist after leaving newspapers to start a family. She has a private practice in central London and is a therapist for The Mind Field, a global online therapy platform for journalists and humanitarians. She continues to write on psychoanalytic subjects for various publications and was recently appointed a trustee of the British Psychotherapy Foundation, where she trained. She is married with a son and two stepchildren and lives in central London.

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