Category: Psychology & Philosophy
Posted on October 22, 2018
by Jeyran Main
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Life of a bastard is a book written about the life of Javier, an orphaned boy’s will to cope with all the moves and sufferings he encounters while being under American foster homes.
Posted on October 13, 2018
by Jeyran Main
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Its National train your brain today and what more fitting than a book that can help us do that.Â
Posted on October 6, 2018
by Jeyran Main
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Owning bipolar is a psychology self-help book designed to provide you with the basics of the disorder, and how to live with this disease. It attempts to compartmentalize the issue by dividing it into three sections. The book also entails stories of people who… Continue Reading “Owning Bipolar by Michael G. Pipich, MS. LMFT (Book Review #497)”
Posted on September 25, 2018
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The time miracle is a self-help book designed to assist you in creating a quality life while you are living in this century. The book also emphasizes generating health, money, and fun in a resourceful way.
Category: Humanities & Social Sciences, Non- Fiction, Psychology & Philosophy, Self-help & Self-improvementTags: better living, health, Humanities & Social Sciences, lifestyle, medicine, Non- Fiction, Psychology & Philosophy, self help
Posted on September 11, 2018
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Asian herbs, is a book regarding herbs, its botanical aspects and everything that a person would need to know about its historical, and medicinal aspects.
Category: Non- Fiction, Psychology & Philosophy, Self-help & Self-improvementTags: Asian herbs, Asian plants, ebook, fitness and dieting, health, Herbal remedies, herbs of india, india, Indian spices, marijuana, medicine, personal health, trees in india
Posted on September 9, 2018
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I am great because I believed it first is a motivational non-fiction book, targeted at awakening the winner’s consciousness book. This short book conveys the message that success and the journey to achieve it is simply accomplished by the single decision of believing… Continue Reading “I am Great Because I Believed it First by Brandon Richard (Book Review #483)”
Posted on August 31, 2018
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Psychotherapy for Depression by Sharon DeVinney, Ph.D. There are many different approaches to treat depression with psychotherapy. I, of course, have my own thoughts about what works best. But first I need to outline three of the most common psychotherapy approaches: Cognitive-Behavioral Therapy – Focuses… Continue Reading “Psychotherapy for Depression by Sharon DeVinney, Ph.D.”
Category: Guest Article, Humanities & Social Sciences, Non- Fiction, Psychology & Philosophy, Self-help & Self-improvementTags: cognitive behavioral therapy, depression, health, health and medicine, interpersonal therapy, medicine, mental helath, psychodynamic therapy, Psychology & Philosophy, Psychotherapy for Depression by Sharon DeVinney, socialogy
Posted on August 27, 2018
by Jeyran Main
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Should you follow your dreams? by Petra Jacob This is one of those questions that messes with your mind. People who have succeeded in achieving their aspirations say, Yes! Don’t ever give up! While those who ditched them to live a sensible existence often look… Continue Reading “Should you follow your dreams? by Petra Jacob”
Category: Guest Article, Non- Fiction, Psychology & PhilosophyTags: dream big, drugs, follow your dream, lifestyle, love, petra jacob, Psychology & Philosophy, witchcraft, writing
Posted on August 24, 2018
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Free Flow Writing by Jeyran Main Free Flow Writing is a technique used when a person writes continuously without dedicating any time towards checking if the work has any spelling, grammar, or other mistakes. A complete disregard of the rules takes place to… Continue Reading “Free Flow Writing by Jeyran Main”
Category: Jeyran's Articles, Non- Fiction, Psychology & Philosophy, Writing & PublishingTags: brainstorming, free flow writing, jack Kerouac, louise dunlap, me, Natalie Goldberg, peter elbow, writing, writing techniques