Rewire: Change Your Brain to Break Bad Habits, Overcome Addictions, Conquer Self-Destructive Behavior
Autor Richard O'Connoren Limba Engleză Paperback – 20 iul 2015 – vârsta de la 18 ani
Richard O'Connor's bestselling book Undoing Depression has become a touchstone in the field, helping thousands of therapists and patients overcome depressive patterns. In Rewire, O'Connor expands those ideas, showing how we actually have two brains-a conscious deliberate self and an automatic self that makes most of our decisions-and how we can train the latter to ignore distractions, withstand temptations, and interrupt reflexive, self-sabotaging responses. Rewire gives readers a road-map to overcoming the most common self-destructive habits, including procrastination, excessive worrying, internet addiction, overeating, risk-taking, and self-medication, among others. By learning valuable skills and habits-including mindfulness, self-control, confronting fear, and freeing yourself from mindless guilt-we can open ourselves to vastly more successful, productive, and happy lives.
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ISBN-10: 0147516323
Pagini: 304
Dimensiuni: 135 x 203 x 18 mm
Greutate: 0.23 kg
Editura: Plume Books
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The bestselling author of "Undoing Depression "offers a brain-based guide to permanently ending bad habits
Richard O Connor s bestselling book "Undoing Depression" has become a touchstone in the field, helping thousands of therapists and patients overcome depressive patterns. In "Rewire," O Connor expands those ideas, showing how we actually have two brains a conscious deliberate self and an automatic self that makes most of our decisions and how we can train the latter to ignore distractions, withstand temptations, and interrupt reflexive, self-sabotaging responses. Rewire gives readers a road map to overcoming the most common self-destructive habits, including procrastination, excessive worrying, internet addiction, overeating, risk-taking, and self-medication, among others."