

A good introduction to lateral thinking although few times we may have used it even without thinking specifically about it
A good introduction to lateral thinking although few times we may have used it even without thinking specifically about it
Amazing. I highly recommend for fans of true crime & mental health. Dr Adshead is a forensic psychiatrist &works w/criminals. She introduces the idea of compassion & humanity, delving into the psychology & humanizing these patients that we often label as unredeemable.
It‘s a difficult read at times. I can‘t say I felt empathy or even sympathy for all of them; however, I learned a lot & gained a better understanding of those who commit crimes.
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I find it absolutely fascinating that there are millions of little microbes living inside of us, that have such an impact on our wellbeing.
At the end of the book I realised that this information is almost a decade old, so I'm interested to see how things have changed since then.
If anyone has any suggestions on a more recent book, I'll appreciate suggestions.
So I had to post my psychology books for @catiewithac … but there are so many great reads here and it keeps growing as I have several on my tbr shelf still 🙌🏽📚 hope you can see a few you‘ve read 😊… the pic on the bottom right are all college books from getting my degrees
I think Andrew would be more objective in answering these for me--and I'm curious to hear what he has to say--but I'll try my best to answer the prompt to the best of my ability. 😁
1. I relate to situations and things people say by responding in movie/TV quotes.
2. I laugh a lot. In fact, I laugh even when I'm in pain.
3. I often physically act out dreams while asleep.
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