Author: By [German] Norbert Pezeshky, Translated by Lai Shenglu et al.
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Publish Date: 2002-03-01
Features: East and West are integrated in this book, allowing readers to gain a comprehensive understanding of the and inner world and behavior. This book is not only written for professionals oriented towards the task of psychotherapy, but also provides a treasure trove of rich psychological and educational experience for parents and educators. —Dr. Raymond Batege, Professor of the Psychiatric Department at Marcel University. In daily life, people always encounter various problems and conflicts. How should they view them? The author of this book has unique insights. It can be said that this is a book that motivates people to rely on their own abilities to break free from psychological confusion and teaches them how to help themselves. Yang Huayu, Professor of Psychiatric Medicine at Capital Medical University, Chief Physician of the Department of Psychiatry at Beijing Anding Hospital. This book addresses daily psychological syndromes by proposing positive approaches to induce and resolve them, fully utilizing personal potential to eliminate negative imagination and its negative effects, thereby reducing psychological burdens, improving interpersonal relationships, marital life, and group dynamics, resolving conflicts and contradictions in life and work, and realizing life's value and meaning.
Conflict Resolution (Psychological Issues in Daily Life and Self-Help)
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