Psychology

“Hard to Love is a courageous endeavor that simplifies a very complex, enigmatic disorder and clarifies both symptoms and solutions.

“. . . young people today have the greatest communication and creativity tools ever devised, but the stuff they’re creating stinks.”

“The Up Side of Down: Why Failing Well is the Key to Success reminds us that although it’s a tough pill to swallow, failure is a necessary evil in

Whether it is about the proportion of taxes paid by different economic groups or the salaries paid to employees, the question “What is fair?” is often raised.

Imagine the anguish of two young parents as they notice their happy, healthy 18-month-old child regressing in his speech, hyperfocusing on certain activities, and becoming overwhelmed in playgroup

“Well written and quite readable . . .”

“. . . an astonishingly accessible account of all the major elements . . .

If you
• are interested in the unconscious,
• like interpreting your dreams,
• enjoy literature but the movies even moreso—Hitchcock in particular,

“. . . one person’s life story about battling severe depression, alcoholism, and PTSD.”

“Forget what you’ve seen in those television dramas or on the big screen.”

“. . . a valuable foray into the complex depths of a deeply misunderstood and somewhat abused concept.”

“. . . a thought-provoking book clearly challenging the prevailing materialistic paradigm about the nature of the world.”