Алекс Ликерман - Непобедимый разум. Наука о том, как противостоять трудностям и невзгодам
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- Издательство:Манн Иванов Фербер
- Год:2014
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Алекс Ликерман, практикующий врач и плодовитый писатель, предлагает несколько принципов, которые помогут стать выносливее и сильнее, и иллюстрирует их историями своих пациентов, сумевших благодаря им справиться со страданиями: увольнением, неизлечимой болезнью, излишним весом, зависимостью от наркотиков, отверженностью, утратой близких, паническим страхом и другими невзгодами.
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