Psychological Black Hole---Manhattan Psychological Clinic Notes

Author: Zhang Yuanxia
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Features: This is a psychological book that can only be written by a psychologist living in Manhattan, telling unheard-of psychological secrets in the "world's capital." It can serve as a manual for psychotherapists. This book is a true legend of a Chinese psychologist treating American psychological illnesses in Manhattan, authentically reflecting the joys and sorrows experienced by a Chinese psychologist practicing psychology on the bustling Fifth Avenue in New York. The book reveals for the first time the unheard-of and bizarre psychological secrets of New Yorkers, whose incredible psychological and behavioral patterns reflect the true state of American society, helping Chinese people understand the real side of American society. From the perspective of a psychologist, the author analyzes various psychological disorders, including various psychological abnormalities, homosexuality, mental illness, and the reality and treatment methods of hypnosis, providing popular science knowledge for modern people to correctly understand and treat such groups. No matter how imaginative you are, you cannot imagine the bizarre psychology and lifestyles of the various "New Yorkers" in the "paradise" of America. Where do the suffering and psychological illnesses of the human heart come from? How can the shackles of the mind be broken? Reading this book will make you understand that the universe's black hole can swallow all energy and matter, while the human psychological black hole can cause long-lasting suffering at the slightest degree and even kill vibrant lives at the worst.
Dr. Zhang Yuanxia, the author of this book, called for a global academic conference to advocate combining Eastern cultural wisdom with Western psychological achievements to combat the—diverse psychological illnesses that threaten humanity. Every modern person faces an inescapable psychological black hole: work pressure, life confusion, emotional imbalance, and childhood shadows—all of these can turn a healthy and happy person into someone vulnerable, eccentric, and uncontrollable. Dr. Zhang's insights and successful case studies offer the following revelation: everyone can be their own psychologist and can adjust themselves and step out of the fog through clever methods. This book contains no complex theories. Each case story and the patients' nightmares provide readers with a broad perspective and encourage them to examine their own hearts with a fresh perspective, entering a clear and open spiritual world through a relaxed reading experience.