Dr. Luepnitz tells the story of 5 psychotherapy cases that had life changing outcomes. The book makes her deep psychological insights very understandable in these case studies.
Lisa Marchiano is a Jungian analyst who writes about the transition a woman makes into motherhood from the perspectives of folk stories and myths from around the world.
Dr. Levine and Heller's book is a valuable resource for any person or couple who wants to understand their attachment style and how it interacts with another's.
Haidt's book discusses the impact of social media on our minds. As he describes the psychological problems our compulsive internet and social media use creates for the younger generations he also provides some ideas and solutions.
Haidt's book on the value systems that underly differing political views includes fascinating psychological studies. It's enlightening and helps create space for more understanding of differing views.
This book is about becoming clear on your personal values and learning to let go of the opinions and feelings that keep you from living life based on them.
Campbell's groundbreaking work explores the "hero's journey," a universal narrative pattern found in myths, legends and stories across cultures. By blending psychology, anthropology and storytelling, Campbell reveals how these archetypal tales resonate with human experience and self-discovery.
This short book reteaches Freuds psychology and the discusses mistakes in translations that have plagued America's psychological understanding ever since. It's brilliant and insightful.
Written by a therapist about her reflections on her own therapy journey while she was simultaneously seeing clients in her practice. Gottlieb's exploration of herself relationally and as a clinician is authentic and a touching read.
Thomas's book offers a clear, six-stage process for recovering from psychological abuse. Compassionate and practical, it's a great resource for anyone seeking to reclaim their sense of self and heal deeply.
