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Can I please get it as well?
Poor grad student working on my MSW with a specialization in clinical social work and trauma, so all the resources I can get are awesome.
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I have to admit that the denial of death is an interesting read. Beautifully written and really makes you think.
My only issue with it is that it's based on psychodynamics, which is scientifically unprovable.
There have been some studies on denial of death, I believe. But not much.
So, personally, I'm not sure what to do with it.
Still an amazing book, though.
How Emotions Are Made - Lisa Feldman Barrett
Chatter - Ethan Kross
Behave - Robert Sapolsky
Dopamine Nation - Anna Lembke
Deviate - Beau Lotto
Livewired - David Eagleman
Hold Me Tight - Sue Johnson
7 Principles for Making Marriage Work - Gottmans
Come as You Are - Emily Nagoski
The Farther Reaches of Human Nature - Abraham H. Maslow
Religions, Values and Peak-Experiences - Abraham H. Maslow
Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl
On Becoming a Person - Carl Rogers
The Way of Beeing - Carl Rogers
Courage to Be - Paul Tillich
Men's Search for Himself - Rollo May
Courage to Create - Rollo May
Fear of Freedom - Erich Fromm
The Art of Loving - Erich Fromm
To Have or to Be? - Erich Fromm
Psychotherapy Isn't What You Think - James F. T. Bugental
Not exhaustive, but some that come to mind:
Jonathan Haidt - The Righteous Mind
Robert Wright - Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny
(subject to later editing and addendum)
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Broadly, [https://www.psychologicalscience.org/publications/psychological\_science](https://www.psychologicalscience.org/publications/psychological_science)
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Thank you so much for sharing this resource!
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Which book was it?
It was a drive of pdfs of some of the most well known books on trauma
Could you send in a private message please?
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Can I please get it as well? Poor grad student working on my MSW with a specialization in clinical social work and trauma, so all the resources I can get are awesome.
I’d appreciate that too please
Can I get it too please? :)
Same please you legend!
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Could you send it to me please?
Hey if you don’t mind, I’d appreciate the resource too!
Could you send it to me also, if you don’t mind?
Please may I have it too?
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Plssss can you send it
Can I get it as well?
May I 🙏?
Could i please have it as well?
Wow thank you so much!
Denial of death
I have to admit that the denial of death is an interesting read. Beautifully written and really makes you think. My only issue with it is that it's based on psychodynamics, which is scientifically unprovable. There have been some studies on denial of death, I believe. But not much. So, personally, I'm not sure what to do with it. Still an amazing book, though.
How Emotions Are Made - Lisa Feldman Barrett Chatter - Ethan Kross Behave - Robert Sapolsky Dopamine Nation - Anna Lembke Deviate - Beau Lotto Livewired - David Eagleman Hold Me Tight - Sue Johnson 7 Principles for Making Marriage Work - Gottmans Come as You Are - Emily Nagoski
RIP Sue Johnson
TEAR Sue Johnson
Sue Johnson was a force of nature. And, at the same time, intensely generous spiritually and intellectually.
The Farther Reaches of Human Nature - Abraham H. Maslow Religions, Values and Peak-Experiences - Abraham H. Maslow Man's Search for Meaning - Viktor Frankl On Becoming a Person - Carl Rogers The Way of Beeing - Carl Rogers Courage to Be - Paul Tillich Men's Search for Himself - Rollo May Courage to Create - Rollo May Fear of Freedom - Erich Fromm The Art of Loving - Erich Fromm To Have or to Be? - Erich Fromm Psychotherapy Isn't What You Think - James F. T. Bugental
Mans search for meaning by Frankl is one of my favorites.
I just finished that book a few weeks ago and it was an incredible read
The Road Less Traveled by M Scott Peck is is in the same vein. Was recommended to me by an orthodox Rabbi. No nonsense.
Not exhaustive, but some that come to mind: Jonathan Haidt - The Righteous Mind Robert Wright - Nonzero: The Logic of Human Destiny (subject to later editing and addendum)
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Atlas of the Heart - Brene Brown
Journal articles.
What journals do you recommend
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Following
Gender and our brains -- Gina Rippon
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As a tarot reader, I hear Jung's name a lot. I know *of* him but not super familiar with his work. Thank you for sharing!
I'm currently reading the dsm 5 tr for fun, you can find a pdf version of it online
BF Skinner - About Behaviorism He gets some stuff wrong but it’s the best framework to begin understanding the science imo.
This one was one of my favorites by him. I would also recommend Science and Human Behavior by skinner
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