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Author: Chuck T. Hoke
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Publish Date: 2006-06-01
Features: This is a self-help book on psychology that covers all common personal issues and describes how to solve them in a very simple and practical style. The book brings you new and practical advice from the field of psychology, written in easy-to-understand language, making it a useful manual for anyone to benefit from. In addition to the formal counseling knowledge acquired by psychologists in academia, the author has collected the best guidance from psychology professional books, new research reports, hundreds of counseling manuals, self-help books, and psychology textbooks, covering all aspects of people's lives. This includes choosing a partner, overcoming negative emotions, making friends, finding a job, smoothly going through a divorce, solving alcohol and drug addiction, gambling, neurosis, insomnia, and sexual issues. There are also topics such as avoiding rape, preventing child and elderly abuse, how to develop a close relationship with children, how to handle children's undesirable behavior, and learning to identify incompetent psychologists and psychiatrists. Even individuals with severe psychological problems can improve without consulting a psychologist by following the advice in this book. This book is suitable for every family and individual interested in psychological counseling.
This is a self-help book on psychology that covers all common personal issues and describes how to solve them in a very simple and practical style. The book brings you new and practical advice from the field of psychology, presented in easy-to-understand language, so that anyone can use it as a manual and benefit from it. In addition to the formal counseling knowledge acquired by psychologists in academia, the author has collected the best guidance from psychology professional books, new research reports, and hundreds of counseling manuals, covering all aspects of people's lives. This includes choosing a partner, overcoming negative emotions, making friends, finding a job, smoothly going through a divorce, solving alcohol and drug addiction, gambling, neurosis, insomnia, and sexual issues. There are also topics such as avoiding rape, preventing child and elderly abuse, how to develop a close relationship with children, how to handle children's undesirable behavior, and learning to identify incompetent psychologists and psychiatrists. Even individuals with severe psychological problems can improve without consulting a psychologist by following the advice in this book.