Introducing Being Worthy

The first book to
unlock the secrets
of feeling worthy.

Explore and understand the experiences and emotions — worth. Learn that being worthy is a critical component of a solid psychological foundation, a key to well-being, and essential to mental and physical health.

Amanda's story

Learn from Amanda’s struggle to feel worthy

The Author

Dr. Richard Waldron

Richard Waldron is a licensed psychologist & psychiatric nurse practitioner in private practice in Northern New Jersey. He has worked with over 10,000 people over a 31-year career, including teaching, counseling, and advising individuals, couples, and families.

He holds a Ph.D. from Fordham University & master’s degrees from Columbia University Teachers College and Stony Brook University. He also received bachelor’s degrees from Felician and Gettysburg Colleges.

Born and raised in Brooklyn, New York, Richard started his career working in vocational rehabilitation for the Federation Employment and Guidance Service and the International Center for the Disabled. He served as the Clinical Director for the Van Ost Institute for Family Living before co-founding the Northern Valley Wellness Center. Richard was an adjunct professor at the College of Staten Island and Hunter College, both of the City University of New York. He has been in private practice since 1990 in Closter, New Jersey.

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What Being Worthy readers are saying...

I am; therefore I am worthy. I learned from this book that we are worthwhile individuals no matter what situations you find yourself in or how hard it is to get up every morning. You deserve better. Do not let anyone take your power away to become the best you can be. Always help others when the opportunity arises. Please treat others how you want to be treated. Always remember we are worthy warriors. Thank you Dr. Waldron for writing such a knowledge book. I enjoyed this book from cover to cover. Excellent read! Please people purchase this book it will open your eyes up to many wonderful things that we take for granted.

Dr. Waldron writes about being worthy. This is a particular interest that grew out of his long-time experience as a psychotherapist. His examination of one’s individual sense of self-worth is a subject for any who seek to explore and discover more about their own inner lives. Dr. Waldron shares his experiences and those of his clients, as he provides the reader with universally relevant and thought-provoking questions to consider at the end of each chapter.

Dr Waldron's groundbreaking work has discovered a missing piece of psychotherapeutic help and practice. A must read for those who struggle with mental health issue's and addiction.