Citations

“We almost always have choices, and the better the choice, the more we will be in control of our lives.”
Choice TheoryEn anglais
“Drugs provide pleasure; they cannot provide happiness. For happiness, you need people.”
Choice Theory, p. 88En anglais
“When a client says, It’s hard to say, he usually knows what’s really going on but doesn’t want to talk about it....I break through that reluctance by acting as if it wasn’t there. ‘Well, say it anyway. This is the place to say hard-to-say-things.”
Choice Theory, p. 65En anglais
“The most destructive habit [to relationships] is criticizing; next comes blaming, but any of the habits are more than capable of disconnecting you from a person you want to be close with.”
Unhappy Teenagers A Way for Parents and Teachers to Reach Them, p.14En anglais
“Brain drugs may make us feel better, but they do not solve the problems that led us to feel miserable”
Choice Theory, p. 4En anglais

Les livres de William Glasser dans l'ordre

Les livres de William Glasser dans l'ordre de parution, de Mental Health or Mental Illness? (1960) à For Parents and Teenagers (2003).