$18.95
ISBN: 9780307475619
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Published: Vintage - February 11th, 2014
This book compelled me to study psychology. Its engrossing trek into the history of crime is fantastically narrated, and detailed in a way that draws you further and further into the stories and reasoning behind each subject. As well as revealing personal moments about his own life in regards to his work, Raine brings us a glimpse into the future as these subjects become more ingrained in everyday life--a must read for anyone interested in the link between psychology and criminology. ~ Reviewed by Alex Bell
$28.00
ISBN: 9780316341172
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Published: Hachette Books - March 21st, 2017
While critiquing American society's entrenched neglect of the mentally ill, Powers lays bare the deadly destruction schizophrenia wrought on his two sons. His heroic honesty and analysis of evolving treatments show crazy people can be cared for, and perhaps someday be healed. ~ Reviewed by Mike Hare
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ISBN: 9780814436363
Availability: Out of Print
Published: Amacom - October 15th, 2015
"Lean in to crazy" with an understanding of your own crazy and what triggers your response to angry, irrational people. How to recognize mental illness and truly abusive personality disorders and how you can help individuals seek treatment. ~ Reviewed by Gail Cosgriff
$18.95
ISBN: 9781573246989
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Published: Red Wheel - May 1st, 2017
A graphic, stark portrayal of a family frayed by impending death. As her husband slips beyond reach and becomes unintentionally cruel while battling ALS, Moss struggles to maintain her love for him while tending to his care, and raising their three sons. Last Things is an unflinching look at the challenge to sustain, and celebrate, life. ~ Reviewed by Mike Hare
$15.00
ISBN: 9780807014271
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Published: Beacon Press - June 1st, 2006
Half memoir and half psychology text. The first part is the inspiring story of a man who survived the holocaust and developed his own method of healing (Logotherapy) out of his experiences. Logotherapy is the technique of finding what is most meaningful in your life and gaining the strength and power to heal from it. ~ Reviewed by Chris Van Natten
$24.00
ISBN: 9781426214660
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Published: National Geographic - February 2nd, 2016
Did Gershwin suffer from ADHD? Did Einstein have Asperger's syndrome? Was Lincoln saddled with clinical depression? Kalb probes the minds of monumentally creative and influential people, and discovers quirks, idiosyncrasies, and ample proof of mental disease. The tantalizing question is how these minds transformed illness into genius. ~ Reviewed by Mike Hare
