Títulos em Psicologia e Saúde Mental

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What if health is not about stability — but about rhythm? Why does poor sleep weaken immunity? Why does chronic stress disrupt metabolism? Why do mood, inflammation, and energy so often rise and fall together? In Rhythm as Medicine, Rhythm as Illness, Moawiah Naffaa, PhD, presents a groundbreaking framework that reframes how we understand both vitality and disease.

Most people do not consciously choose who they become. They adapt into it. From early belonging to adult achievement, behavior is shaped by reinforcement—approval, security, certainty. Over time, adaptation hardens into identity. Traits that once protected stability quietly become the structure of self-competence becomes worth. Control becomes safety. Performance becomes belonging. This is reinforced identity. In Shedding the Armor, Randall H. Scott explores how reinforced identity forms and how individuals begin to mistake adaptation for essence.

Worry often feels automatic—like a reflex you can't turn off. Thoughts loop. Scenarios multiply. Small uncertainties grow into overwhelming fears. The Habit of Worry explores why overthinking becomes a pattern and, more importantly, how to gently break that cycle.

What does psychosis feel like from the inside? What does care look like when you are frightened, medicated, restrained—and trying to make sense of a world that no longer behaves as expected? And what happens when the same person later returns as a member of staff, and then as a researcher? Androids DO Dream is a first-person account of psychosis and mental health care told from three intersecting perspectives: patient, healthcare assistant, and academic researcher.

You saw the message. You meant to reply. Now it’s been hours. Or days. And somehow, answering feels harder than ignoring it. If texting feels simple for everyone else but emotionally exhausting for you, this book was written for you. Why Can’t I Just Answer the Text? explains why replying can feel overwhelming when you have ADHD, executive dysfunction, or limited social energy.

Gibt es in dir Anteile, die du nicht zeigen willst? Emotionen, die dich überrollen, obwohl du sie nicht verstehst? Beziehungen, in denen du immer wieder dieselben Muster lebst? Dann ist dieses Buch für dich. „Schattenkind“ ist kein oberflächlicher Ratgeber – es ist eine tiefgehende Einladung zu echter innerer Arbeit. Basierend auf den Erkenntnissen der Tiefenpsychologie nach Carl Gustav Jung verbindet es die heilsame Kraft der Schattenarbeit mit der transformierenden Praxis der Inneren-Kind-Arbeit.

A groundbreaking debut memoir that examines the rhyming scripts of diet culture and evangelical purity culture, both of which direct women to fear their own bodies and appetites Raised Baptist in an insular Appalachian community, Anna Rollins learned early that among the world's many dangers, her own body loomed large. So, she dedicated herself to keeping it small—strictly controlling her calories and exercising to the point of exhaustion while murmuring some version of the prayer: "We must decrease so that He can increase.

STOP SURVIVING THE CRAVINGS. START DEFEATING THE MONSTER. Do you ever promise yourself you won't drink today, only to find yourself reaching for a glass by 6: 00 PM? You aren't weak. You are simply caught in a tug-of-war with a biological and psychological "Monster" that has hijacked your reward systems. In Alcohol Monster, Nick Acton provides a day-by-day roadmap to deconstructing your habit from the inside out. This isn't a lecture on the harms of alcohol: it is a 31-day masterclass in regaining your autonomy.

Why are some people who suffer terribly not unhappy — while others, whose lives look perfectly comfortable, are miserable? In this groundbreaking book, Boris Kriger reveals a single mechanism that explains most human unhappiness: a mental act he calls negative self-determination — the moment when your mind takes a bounded experience of pain and converts it into an unbounded verdict about who you are. "This hurts" becomes "I am broken." "I failed" becomes "I am a failure." "She left" becomes "I am unlovable.

Most people nowadays think that things start to go wrong when they become forty, and that they get weaker and less enthusiastic. This situation is not only sad, but it is also wrong since it ignores the biological flexibility that the dedicated person still possesses. You need to stop worrying about how important you are and start thinking about how you can live your life in a more organized and smart way if you want to make it through this decade. When is the best moment to learn about this new stage of life? When you're building the Strong Man, after 40 is the best time to accomplish it.

Lose weight without dieting, without frustration… and for good? What if the real breakthrough didn’t come from willpower but from your subconscious? You’ve tried. Again and again. Strict diets, meal plans, cutting back, staying “motivated.” And no matter how hard you tried, the result was always the same: the weight came back. Your energy dropped. Guilt set in. You’re not alone. Every year, millions of people start a new diet full of hope. But before long, old habits return… and the progress disappears.

Kennst du das Gefühl, morgens aufzuwachen und nicht zu wissen, welcher Kampf heute auf dich wartet? Die Erschöpfung, die Schuldgefühle, die ständigen Konflikte – und trotzdem diese tiefe Liebe zu dem Menschen, für den du sorgst. Du bist nicht allein.

You want to be free? Start by letting go of the need to please everyone. You want to succeed? Learn to say no, to draw your own lines, to protect your energy. You want change? Face your fears, and accept that comfort is often your worst enemy.

The first time you heard the word "autism," it probably was not in a doctor's office. It was in a chat room. A group text. A comment thread. Someone's plan fell through and they typed, "I completely autismed out today." Everyone moved on. No one thought twice. Because the word had become a shorthand for a passing mood, a moment of wanting quiet, a refusal to engage, an afternoon of not feeling social. But somewhere, at that exact moment, a mother was sitting alone in a hospital parking lot with a piece of paper in her hands. A diagnosis. A word that, for her son, was not a mood.

174 science-backed micro-behaviors to feel more confident, connect faster, and become effortlessly likable—without changing your personality. Forget vague advice like “be confident” or “just be yourself.” The Science of Charisma turns decades of psychological and behavioral research into practical, low-effort adjustments that quietly transform how people experience you. In The Science of Charisma, internationally bestselling author Patrick King distills research on attention, perception, warmth, and social dynamics into 174 small behavioral tweaks you can apply immediately.

La psiquiatra Kim Hye-nam, con más de 30 años de experiencia clínica, había vivido siempre al pie del cañón: como doctora, esposa, madre e hija, su vida transcurría cumpliendo con todas y cada una de sus responsabilidades sin fallar. A los 43 años, justo al inaugurar su propia consulta, recibió el diagnóstico de párkinson. Tras un mes de depresión en la cama se dio cuenta de que darse por vencida no la iba a ayudar porque renunciaría a lo que la vida todavía podía ofrecerle. Así, recuperó fuerzas y volvió a experimentar el placer de vivir.

「問題行動は治らない」を覆す！子どもの気になる言動を改善する、まったく新しい「体の使い方」の本！発達障害やグレーゾーンのお子さんを持つ親御さんは、毎日試行錯誤の連続です。

Do you ever feel mentally drained, unfocused, or creatively stuck? Imagine if you could refresh your brain the same way a quick workout boosts your energy — all in just a few minutes a day. Brain Snacks for Mental Fitness is your personal mental gym — packed with short, practical, and proven exercises designed to enhance your focus, creativity, memory, and stress resilience. Whether you're a busy professional, student, or lifelong learner, these bite-sized "brain snacks" will help you think sharper, feel calmer, and perform at your best.