Being Neurotic

Do you stress so much when filling out standardized forms that you have to take a Xanax to compose yourself? If you listed your fears and worries, would you run out of paper? If a loved one is in the bathroom too long, do you yell out "Are you all right"? If you answer "yes" to these questions and many more listed in the book, you may be eligible to join the neurotic club with author Dr. Terry Bordan.

In Being Neurotic: A Children's Book for Adults, take a journey through life as seen from the eyes of the typical "neurotic." Lighthearted and downright truthful, it discusses issues, feelings, and fears that are more commonplace for those who wear the mantle of the neurotic one.

Dr. Bordan not only recognizes what goes into making someone neurotic but helps to celebrate those qualities. It transforms symptoms that many view as negative into those that can be quite charming and disarming. Written by a real neurotic, it shares that being "normal" is not to enjoy the idiosyncrasies that make life fun and somewhat challenging.