Category: Psychology/Social Issues
Mastering Self-Hypnosis: A Guide to Personal Transformation
Author: Brandi Phillips, PhD Summary Unlock the power of your mind with Mastering Self-Hypnosis: A Guide to Personal Transformation. This comprehensive guide takes you step-by-step through everything you need to know about...
Read MoreIndigo Movement
Author: Chris Woods Summary Hello! I am an author with a book that can help millions. My book is called “Indigo Movement”. This book is geared to help gay men suffering from mental health shortcomings. I have written...
Read MoreInJustice – My Journey from poverty to Commander
Author: Pedro Perez Summary This unique memoir narrates the author’s journey from the poverty of New York’s Lower East Side in the late 1950s and 1960s to earning the highest leadership civil-service position in the...
Read MoreSevere Autism Kills
Author: Julie Skolnik Summary The average lifespan of a person with Severe Autism is 39.5 years. This shocking number is directly impacted by the excessive number of people with Severe Autism who die each year due to homicide. ...
Read MoreHOW TO ACT NORMAL: By Acting Crazy, In The World of Influence
The main question of this book is why despite all the promise of modern day society and specifically marketing we are still not happy and how we can maximize the quality of life.
Read MoreClose Encounters of a Disordered Kind: Surviving and Thriving Amidst the Challenges of Alcoholism and Personality Disorders
This book presents the author’s upbringing with a narcissistic mother, and her lifetime of subsequent struggles and triumphs in chaotic interpersonal relationships, which were significantly influenced by alcoholism and challenging personality issues. The narrative takes a well-referenced dive into specific Cluster B personality disorders and their varying manifestations from a layperson’s point of view. The damaging effects of alcohol abuse on the author’s family are detailed, including possible fetal alcohol syndrome/effect, her oldest son’s sociopathy, her youngest son’s death, her daughter’s struggles with bipolar disorder—and her journey to understanding her disproportionate attraction to men who lacked conscience and empathy.
Read More“Life Ran Through Me”
Aloneness, Frank’s greatest lifelong fear, has now taken its most frightening form. Diagnosed with the onset of dementia, he has attempted to commit suicide. Being on the autism spectrum, he has a bent for thinking outside the box. Under the supervision of a therapist, he unfolds, in a ‘stream of consciousness’ type of narrative, his philosophical map on life, mostly in allegories and allusions (borrowing several concepts from math and science). He does not shy away from presenting his own explanation of Zeno’s paradox nor from stating his opinion on what God is (as a spectrum of 3 possibilities).
Read MoreThe ARTISTRY of SELF: A Guide to Developing the Skills to Cultivate Your Best Self.
The ARTISTRY of SELF represents an invigorating and fresh new approach to self-discovery and self-development. People are dynamic and changeable but most do not know how to change, develop and create themselves the way they want to be. Self-actualization can be achieved through comprehension and cultivation of capabilities and operational states. The ARTISTRY of SELF presents an approach to viewing the overall nature of self, self-development, and self-actualization. It provides a framework for understanding, as well as, offering the methods to master the skills that will enable you to develop and self-actualize as your best self.
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