This book is a rich resource that broadens personalunderstanding by examining the origins of childhood misery, subsequent defense formation, and the pervasiveness and destructiveness of the resulting maladaptive, addictive behaviors in adults. Numerous casehistories show people rejecting love and companionship for imagined connections and illusions. The authors point a way toward reversing the damaging process that keeps individuals from experiencing genuine satisfaction.
Some philosophers have suggested that this practical impossibility represents a fatal flaw in Rawls's theory—rendering it, if not incoherent, then at least not very useful for determining what justice principles real people would prefer ...
Robert S. Hoffman , M.D. Assistant Professor of Psychiatry , UCLA Director , Westside Mental Health Group Diplomat , American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology " ... Tam impressed by the value it holds for all persons in the helping ...
说出真相, 让你自由: 伤痛是真的, 但别再紧抓着不放了!
本书总结了48个常见的心理误区,比如:你的通讯录里可能有上千个名字,但无论通讯技术如何发达,你只能和其中的大约150个人建立和保持关系(邓巴数字);许多人一起讨论时 ...
In this thought-provoking book, clinical psychologist and theorist Robert Firestone explains how the fantasy bond, an illusion of connection, develops to protect us from negative experiences with parents or caregivers.
Instead of offering cognitive-behavioral techniques for dealing with anger, or affirming strategies to boost self-esteem, this self-help book adapts the basic methods of psychodynamic psychotherapy to a guided course in self-exploration, ...
In this ground-breaking book, Ethel Person argues that fantasy is central to our lives and essential to our well-being. Far from being a retreat from the world, fantasy plays a major role in shaping it.
Highly-regarded psychiatrist and psychoanalyst Ethel Person draws on a series of fascinating case histories from her years of clinical experience and research to explore the different kinds of fantasies people have.