"Homecoming" is a a guide about reconnecting with your true self after a disconnection e.g. as a trauma response happaned.
The target group for the book "Homecoming" is primarily young adults interested in overcoming trauma and psychological impacts of racism.
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Embarking on a journey to rediscover your true self can help overcome emotional homesickness.
The journey to self-acceptance and authenticity begins with acknowledging the disconnection from one's true self.
Recognizing emotional disconnection and inauthentic living requires self-reflection, challenging negative beliefs, and creating a safe space for emotional expression.
Addressing behaviors that disconnect you from your authentic self is key to personal healing and self-fulfillment.
Healing childhood wounds involves "reparenting" your inner child through self-nurturing experiences, cultivating joy, and providing structure.
Emotional intelligence, encompassing self-awareness, expression, and understanding of others' emotions, fosters authentic connections and self-acceptance.
The journey to wellness intertwines self-care and community support, requiring a commitment to physical, emotional, and spiritual self-love, and the rejection of self-neglect.
Building self-confidence is a journey of patience, self-compassion, and truth, fueled by past successes, gradual progress, supportive community, and self-reflection.
Embracing spiritual principles like simplicity, interconnection, mindfulness and generosity can fuel liberation.
Grieving losses caused by disconnecting from your true self is a crucial step towards reclaiming authenticity and using pain as a catalyst for self-recovery.
Self-reconnection and prioritizing self-care pave the way for future genuine relationships after a heartbrake.
Navigating and recovering from toxic workplaces involves self-honesty, strategic coping mechanisms, and healing before moving on to new endeavors.
Childhood trauma can lead to a sense of disconnection from oneself and can take many forms, including abuse, neglect, natural disasters, and oppression. The first crucial step towards healing is to acknowledge that the trauma happened and that it had a significant impact, even if there are pressures to deny or downplay it.
Thema Bryant-Davis, Ph.D., is a licensed psychologist, ordained minister, and sacred artist. She specializes in trauma recovery and mental health, and is a professor of psychology at Pepperdine University.
"Psychologie der Menschenführung" ist ein umfassender Leitfaden zur Führung aus psychologischer Perspektive und erforscht die Phänomene der Führung, die Entwicklung von Führungsfähigkeiten und die ethischen Implikationen der Ausübung von Macht. Es richtet sich an Führungskräfte und angehende Führungskräfte, die ihr Verständnis für diese Themen über oberflächliche Ratschläge hinaus vertiefen möchten und bietet Einblicke in Charisma, die kulturelle Auswirkung großer Führungskräfte und die psychologischen Vorteile der Folge eines Anführers.
"Molecule of More" is a book that explores how dopamine influences human desires, behaviors, and experiences, and how it shapes our lives and society.
The book The Righteous Mind (2012) is about understanding the moral psychology of different cultures and political ideologies. Jonathan Haidt argues that our moral judgments are based on intuition and emotion rather than conscious reasoning, and that exploring this can help us bridge political divides and find common ground.
Das Buch 'Das Happiness-Prinzip' präsentiert eine revolutionäre Theorie: Glück ist der Motor des Erfolgs, nicht umgekehrt. Es beleuchtet sieben Prinzipien der positiven Psychologie, die Menschen dabei unterstützen können, ihre berufliche Leistung und ihre allgemeine Lebensperspektive zu verbessern.
This guide explores the inherent differences between men and women in terms of communication styles, emotional needs, and behaviors, and offers advice on how to navigate these differences and maintain healthier relationships. It uses the metaphor that men are from Mars and women are from Venus to explain that men and women are fundamentally different, but this difference should be respected and appreciated rather than creating conflicts.
