The themes discussed in this book, translated to English by Australian Kieran Tapsell, form part of a revolutionary discipline known under the name of evolutionary psychology, a discipline that has become the most powerful tool discovered to date for man to understand himself. Much of the knowledge revealed by human science is explained as a result of the evolutionary process, using as a premise the theory that the majority of modern man’s desires, impulses, interests and inclinations, and mental faculties were designed by the evolutionary process of the species. This new focus allows us to synthesize a group of already …

Entering school, in order to pursue early childhood education from 3 to 6 years old, constitutes a key moment in the child's life. The little one is usually excited and proud to enter the "elder's court", although this is not always the case and there may be some situations that parents must control. In any case, to avoid possible problems at this stage, the child always needs to feel close to his parents. At three years of age, and even earlier, it is convenient for him to begin to adapt to new situations: he will have to discover that his …

This book fills a great void existing, until now, in the description and understanding of the history of modern psychology. It sheds light on one of the most unknown and least assumed aspects of the historical development of humanistic-transpersonally oriented psychotherapy, by exposing, in a systematic and adequately documented way, the details of the development of therapeutic processes, the personal stories of the pioneers of the Human Potential Movement and the, in many ways, profound impact that Osho (also known as Bhagwan Shree Rajneesh) had on hundreds of psychologists, psychiatrists, and therapists between the 1970s and 1990s. Numerous of the most …

Many people consider themselves intelligent but not many do the same concerning creativity. Those who think themselves creative are very few. Why? This book discovers the relationship between intelligence and creativity, but mostly it presents several practical ways to develop our creativity so we may reinvent ourselves in difficult times. • You will fins 7 strategies to develop your creative intelligence: • Take time to think. • Challenge conventionalisms. • Connect with others. • Work creatively. • Understand emotions and transform them into creations. • Do what you like • Learn to collaborate. The book also includes a method to …

Life is surprising- it's a bit like traveling through a deep, impenetrable forest where you can hardly see in front of your nose. Then, as you come round a bend, you suddenly see a mesmerizing landscape spread out before you. What's really interesting though, is that to see this vision you have to have first navigated through the dark forest with its never-ending series of twists and turns. I'm now at a point in my life where I've just gone round a particularly sharp bend and the forest has suddenly opened up into this incredible space which seems to go …

This book shows the world of feelings of the affected person. Selva captures it finely in its pages and tells it chronologically from the most incipient steps in the reception of a diagnosis to the full assumption of a reality.To be able to access this knowledge is a jewel not to be missed by anyone interested in Lewy Body Disease: professionals, people affected, carers. But this is not the greatest achievement of the writing; the book manages to pierce the layer of general ignorance on the subject, allowing to know, raise awareness and assume the existence of this disease, unknown …

La investigación acerca de los orígenes evolutivos de la comunicación humana, así como de su singularidad, implica reconocer un vínculo fundamental: el que une la estructura básicamente cooperativa de nuestra comunicación con la estructura netamente cooperativa de las interacciones sociales de nuestra especie (en contraposición a las de otros primates). A partir de esta constatación y con el apoyo de sólidas investigaciones empíricas acerca de la comunicación gestual y vocal de los grandes simios y los infantes humanos, Tomasello muestra que la comunicación convencional solo fue posible cuando los seres humanos ya dominaban esos gestos naturales y poseían una infraestructura …