Survival Psychology

The subconscious is overdue a software upgrade. This primitive and emotional part of your brain follows rules for keeping you safe and well based on the caveman days, where saber-toothed tigers and other predators were the biggest threat. If you have ever had a battle going on in your head between what you believe you want to do, and the part of you that seems to hold you back, then this book is for you.

As our world clashes and collapses around us, it's no surprise that one in two of us will be diagnosed with a mental health condition by the age of 40, with one in five people affected each year. It’s hard to view all our mental health symptoms as disordered if so many of us are experiencing them. Perhaps it’s not that something’s gone wrong in our bodies and minds, but that something’s gone right: These symptoms are brilliant alarms and adaptions to survive a disordered world. Having sensitive protective functions that sound alarms or short-circuit when we’re threatened isn’t a design flaw.

Bipolar disorder also commonly referred to as the manic depressive disorder, is a brain illness that is associated with abnormal mood swings, activity and energy levels as well as the ability of the affected person to perform normal daily activities. It can range from the lows of depression to the highs of obsession. As a result of the depression one may lose pleasure or interest in a lot of the activities and end up hopeless or sad. Whereas your mood may swing into obsession one may fell full of energy or euphoric.

Gang Warfare: Strategies, Tactics, and Survival explores the complex, evolving world of gang conflict, examining the methods, motivations, and mechanics that drive these violent organizations. From the brutal street fights of local crews to the sophisticated operations of transnational cartels, the book delves into the tactical decisions that dictate gang behavior in urban environments worldwide. The book unpacks critical elements such as close-quarters combat, ambush strategies, and the use of psychological warfare to maintain dominance. It examines how gangs utilize modern tools like ...

In the UK it is is said that one in four people has a mental health problem. This means that three in four don't. This is simply not true. We all have our screwups. Maybe what we should say is that one in four people is currently experiencing some kind of mental health problem that is getting in the way of their day-to-day lives.

Author Joanne Steen tackles the subject that terrifies parents of military personnel - the death of their son or daughter on active duty. In short, accessible chapters Gold Star parents find thoughtful explanations and trustworthy advice for coping with military grief. Steen weaves together realistic examples with voices of other Gold Star parents, connecting the listeners to the wisdom of those parents who have walked in their shoes.

This book is perfect for married couples, recently separated couples, and men and women considering marriage. I guarantee that women who listen to this book will finally understand men. Men who listen to this book can learn how to keep the women in their lives happy and satisfied.

Self-care is one of the most important things you can learn, but the key is understanding what works best for you, and how to go about it. But do you often find yourself struggling with self-care? Have you tried countless tactics and suggestions from people online or in your inner circle? Do you feel drained from social interactions? Are you related to the emotions your friends and family experiencing? You may find yourself questioning why you get sensitive about things, or you may believe you are overreacting.

As an Empath, how can you survive in narcissistic relationships? Do people often leave you feeling drained or ill? Do you suspect one of your friends, relatives, or family members is a narcissist? Then this audiobook is for you. Now, this audiobook breaks down the fundamentals behind empathy, and how you can protect yourself against negative people and energies. With reference to spiritual healing, preventing yourself from becoming overwhelmed, and dealing with toxic relationships.

Do you or does a loved one have bipolar disorder? If so, The Bipolar Disorder Survival Guide may be the all-in-one audiobook for which you have been searching.

Many people have wondered what bipolar disorder is or what the symptoms are. While starting out with these simple facts, this guide goes much deeper into the subject. It covers a wide range of subtopics that will help you understand the nature of the disorder better. Sometimes, when people are diagnosed with bipolar disorder, the diagnosis is wrong. In some cases, the condition is mistaken for borderline personality disorder or the main essence of the disorder is still missing. We will investigate this further, as well as some of the criteria that a diagnosis like that has to meet.

Recognizing the insidious techniques of manipulation is not always easy. The narcissist by nature is someone who lacks empathy, is selfish, and is in need of attention. Whatever relationship you have with the narcissist, the best way to deal with him is to recognize his behavior and mind games and then try to manage them consciously to avoid these toxic relationships also in the future. This special audiobook is a complete collection that will allow you to deal with all the aspects necessary to understand and overcome the difficulties you may encounter in everyday life.

In this unique and cutting-edge book, author, clinician, and researcher Dr. Angela Browne-Miller delves into scientific, spiritual, and consciousness information to explain how she has arrived at this innovative understanding of our situation and this new level of survival awareness she presents.

In this fascinating, innovative, even subtly startling audiobook, Navigating Life's Stuff: Dynamics of Personal Change, Book One, author Dr. Angela Brownemiller brings forward a new perspective on what it means to be who and what we are; what it means to change and not to change; and, what it means to become ever more alert to our programming itself. We can become ever more aware of the issues here. Alerting ourselves will empower us to move through our lives ever more consciously.

Based on Rob Newman's live stand-up show and new BBC Radio 4 comedy series, his thought-provoking and wryly amusing new book explores the scientific breakthroughs that have turned received ideas of brain science upside down. After volunteering for a brain-imaging experiment meant to locate the part of the brain that lights up when you're in love, comedian Rob Newman emerged with more questions than answers. Can brain scans read our minds? Are we our brains? How can you map the mind?

Do you have this friend who's trying to use you as an emotional dump? Do crowded places drain your energy? Do you often feel overwhelmed by your own - and others' - emotions? If you've answered "yes" to these questions...it looks like you're an empath, a person who's unusually sensitive to people's emotions. At first sight, being an empath may feel like a curse. You're constantly overwhelmed by people around you, someone's always trying to make use of your kindness, and energy vampires flock towards you like sharks toward a drop of blood in the ocean.

Renowned neurologist Dr. Frances E. Jensen offers a revolutionary look at the brains of teenagers, dispelling myths and offering practical advice for teens, parents, and teachers. As a mother, teacher, researcher, clinician, and frequent lecturer to parents and teens, Dr. Jensen is in a unique position to explain to listeners the mystery and magic of the teen brain. In this audiobook, she brings to listeners the new, sometimes astonishing findings that are buried in academic journals.

When we say the world needs healing we are talking in a more abstract form. Because the reality is, the world is made up of people, and it's the people who needs healing and love. No one is an island and no one should stand alone. We can't be rigid when there is so much pain and suffering in this world. People need to be comforted; they need to know that there is no reason that they should go it alone. People need to know that there are others in this world who cares for them if those people are strangers.

Emily Reynolds is mad. After years of trying - and failing - to cope with her symptoms, she was finally diagnosed as bipolar in her early 20s. Since then Emily has been on a mission to find the best way to live with her illness, and now she wants to share that knowledge with you. Living with mental illness is isolating, infuriating and painful - but also very boring and, sometimes, kind of gross. A Beginner's Guide to Losing Your Mind is a companion to make the journey feel a little less lonely.

This is Book Two of the Navigating Life's Stuff - Dynamics of Personal Change set of books. Here, we deepen our journey through, and awareness of, the pattern network we live with and within. This book takes us on the intuitive, visceral, exciting journey in navigating our patterns from the inside!