Les théories évolutionnistes peuvent-elles expliquer certaines pathologies de la personnalité ? L'homme a besoin d'explications. Y compris sur ses propres comportements. Dans les pays occidentaux, les troubles de la personnalité touchent environ une personne sur dix. Pourquoi ces troubles, qui sont pour moitié sous influence génétique, ont-ils persisté dans le temps et n'ont pas été éliminés au cours de l'évolution humaine ? Y aurait-il...

Are you tired of anxiety's shadow eclipsing the bright possibilities of your life? Image Rescripting for Anxiety Relief offers you a clear route out of the clutches of anxiety and into a life of balance and serenity.Dive into the revolutionary world of imagery rescripting where you'll be introduced to an innovative, evidence-based approach that harnesses the power of your mind to rewrite the anxious narratives that have held you captive. Seamlessly...

"Being identified as autistic at an advanced age is a revelation, an "aha!" moment of the first order. It's like being told, at sixty-five, "But mon ami, you are French! You did not know?" Suddenly, and for the very first time, the accent, the beret, the funny car, and your weirdly intense interest in Jerry Lewis all make sense." Peter O'Neil had just such a "moment" after a forty-year legal career, a second marriage, three kids, a granddaughter,...

We believe perfectionism is the gift of Oscar-winning directors, self-made millionaires, and valedictorians. Comparing ourselves to the flawlessly accomplished reminds us of how imperfect we personally are. We create a negative loop of constant dissatisfaction and distort reality to say we are nothing. And that, my friends, is the glamor of perfectionism. Perf: The Unspoken Flaws in a "Perfect" Culture explores what it really means to live in a...

This is an incredibly important book. A spectacular insight into how girls and women with autism slip through the net, and an inspiring journey of personal awakening. "From an early age, I felt different. I had unusual obsessions and didn't feel I fitted in with the other girls. Others saw me as a shy girl, who functioned well, but internally I was consumed by anxieties... But I did what I had to do to fit into the normal world..." Francesca was diagnosed...

In this unique memoir, a diagnosed schizophrenic takes readers inside his experience of reality blending with hallucination. George Mattheson was born in Guyana and grew up in Trinidad and Tobago before settling in the United States. At age twenty-seven, he was diagnosed with schizophrenia and bipolar disorder. In Enigma, Mattheson shares his experience growing up talking to the Archangel Michael and providing intelligence to the CIA. For the son...

“Bullies of Woke and their Assault on Mental Health” is a ground-breaking work documenting the serious harm the "Progressive Left" is doing to the mental health of our innocent children who are subject to the unrelenting pressure to conform to woke ideology as never before. Bederman is unsparing in her critique of the absurdity, anti-Americanism and anti-Western cultural ideas emanating from the Woke brigade. Our children are literally being bullied...

Reclaim Your Headspace is to your mental health what 'factory reset' is to electronic devices. We are in a critical period, and if there is ever any befitting time to learn and practice real-life self-help and empirically proven strategies to help improve your life, now is that time and RECLAIM YOUR HEADSPACE is the right book for you. There is a lot of ultrapractical information embedded in this book that could transform your life drastically and...

Disappointed? Offended? Conflict in Relationship? Learn how to stay free! Escaping the Pain of Offense reveals how forgiveness and reconciliation are, linked to a person's spiritual, physical, mental and emotional health. This insightful book combines Bible knowledge with the findings of experts in the counseling field and provides solutions that can change lives. It leads us through a process of removing blocks and becoming free of entrapment to...

More than ever, Americans are struggling with the disparities of racism, the displacement of identities, and the rapid deaths-piling by the thousands-caused by drug addiction. Michael Weathers is trying to survive his first seven days of training as a server in a well-established neighborhood restaurant. Along his journey, the reader discovers the underlining causes of his depression and his developing substance abuse, as well as the blatant prejudices...