Tags : “Psychology and Self-Help” - Page 3

Golding's iconic book describes the descent into savagery of a group of stranded British boys. Thus it questions whether civilised life is a mere sheen.

Review in Books — by Philip Spires — on Jan 04, 2009

For parents of boys and girls, the two books together form a terrific bible of parenting that will be referred to and re-used again and again.

Review in Books — by Maggie Ball — on Dec 24, 2008

Peter Greenberg examines the summer in which his 15-year-old daughter was "struck mad" by bipolar disorder.

Review in Books — by Tim Gebhart — on Nov 24, 2008

Malcolm Gladwell's new book Outliers seems to tell us things that we already know.

Review in Books — by Clarence Yu — on Nov 21, 2008

Even the Prince of Darkness doesn't make this book a lively read.

Review in Books — by Gerry Weaver — on Nov 18, 2008

The father of structural anthropology approaches his centennial.

News in Sci/Tech — by Robert K. Blechman — on Nov 05, 2008

Paris’ prose is affirmative, compassionate, and supportive and will help artists to take better care of their emotional needs.

Review in Books — by Maggie Ball — on Oct 16, 2008

Brocas maintains that connecting to our inner awareness is possible - and necessary to live both vibrantly and safely.

Review in Books — by Mary K. Williams — on Sep 14, 2008

After a harrowing childhood of whippings, cruelty, and abuse, the author’s “grandfather” a Muslim man who has been abusing her, sells her into a brothel.

Review in Books — by Carole McDonnell — on Sep 14, 2008

Takes on the psychoanalytic concept of mentalization, one of the most difficult — and most rewarding — clinical practices.

Review in Books — by Ethan Stanislawski — on Aug 31, 2008