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Why Does Spirituality Persist? applies an Adlerian psychological perspective and a blend of supportive social, genetic, evolutionary, economic, psychological, and political points to its exploration of the ways humans have relied on religion and spirituality for millennia.

Why Does Spirituality Persist? applies an Adlerian psychological perspective and a blend of supportive social, genetic, evolutionary, economic, psychological, and political points to its exploration of the ways humans have relied on religion and spirituality for millennia.

Decoding Persistent Depression: Book Three - Strategies and Tactics provides an in-depth, graduate school level examination of how and why long-term depression can rise and remain. Those with chronic depression can be the kindest, most compassionate, accommodating, humorous, attentive, reliable people who experience symptoms when their well-intentioned efforts fail. They can feel powerless, frustrated, and overwhelmed after patiently and hopef...

This is the final book in a series that explores how persistent depression (a.k.a. dysthymia, dysthymic disorder, neurotic depression, chronic depression) can rise, survive, and thrive. Decoding chronic depression requires realizing psychological symptoms can be an orchestration of physiology, emotions, and behavior that guard against internal and external threats and stressors, and somewhat comparable to the body's evolutionarily-advantageous...

Decoding Persistent Depression: Book Two - Mind and Body Mysteries is the second piece of a puzzle that addresses a vital and compelling question: What if psychological symptoms aren't necessarily the result of some cause, but personality-based means to achieve goals? This text explores common perceptions of mind-body dichotomy, conscious and unconscious functioning, the role of emotions, defining neurotic characteristics, the diverse origins ...

Decoding Persistent Depression is the first book in a series which investigates long-term depression. This text is based on and expands previous work and explores a condition known by its various aliases: dysthymia, persistent depressive disorder, neurotic depression, dysthymic depression, and chronic depression. With playful, encouraging dialogue and examples, it comfortably exists between popular psychology and graduate-level books. While no...

Generalized anxiety disorder is also known as neurotic anxiety. This book examines personality characteristics related to generating and maintaining anxiety. It offers a graduate-level textbook depth of exploration with easy-to-understand examples and encouraging dialogue. Just as many biological symptoms (e.g., pain, fever, sweating) serve various functions, the book presents as a mystery that poses an intriguing question: What if anxiety sym...