The Feeling of Ascending to Heaven: Doing Counseling Psychology at Harvard University

Author: Yue Xiaodong
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Publish Date: 2004-03-01
Features: This is a book with distinctive characteristics. Not an academic monograph, yet it introduces the basic theories and methods of the mysterious and popular discipline of consulting psychology in an accessible way. Not a work of non-fiction, yet it features vivid writing and lifelike characters, making it highly readable. Yue Xiaodong, a Harvard Ph.D., has made his book The Feeling of Ascent a unique gem in the literary world, and its bestseller proves the Chinese people's desire for truly outstanding psychology books. This is the newly revised edition of this classic, offering an accessible introduction to the basic theories and methods of the mysterious and popular discipline of consulting psychology. "I hate myself, I'm just so stupid," "Is our love still salvageable?" These seemingly insignificant problems that appear in daily life can hinder our pursuit of happiness. Through the process of handling these psychological cases, the author demonstrates the magical techniques of psychological counseling—originally, a person's life path can be changed by just a few words! Most problems in daily life are actually psychological issues, and the happiness of life comes from inner peace, as heaven already exists in everyone's heart. This book will bring serious readers the delightful experience of soaring on a cloudship—the feeling of ascent. I'm really a humble person at Harvard University. I just don't want to go to Harvard Law School! I hate myself, I'm just so stupid! Should I fix Venus's missing arm? Is our marriage still salvageable? We ended our counseling relationship, can we be friends?