Veremos conceptos tan importantes en la formación de la personalidad de los hijos como el vínculo, la impronta, el apego y sus diferentes tipos. así como características que definen a una madre narcisista, que efectos tienen sus conductas al interior de la familia, cuales son las consecuencias para sus hijos y para finalizar como recuperarse en la edad adulta de los traumas que se arrastran por haber crecido en esta familia tóxica. Este libro es para ti si: · Creciste en un entorno familiar caótico, violento, hipercrítico o emocionalmente abusivo. · Recibiste cuidados materiales pero careciste de consuelo y atención emocional. · Te sentiste relegado, olvidado o abandonado por tu familia. · Fuiste etiquetado como la oveja negra, cargando con las culpas por todo. · Tienes una relación complicada con tus padres Quieras o no, estos artífices del engaño y la manipulación van a incidir en tu vida, pero este libro te da herramientas prácticas para que. en vez de sufrir el peso de tener un narcisista al lado, tengas el poder de gestionarlo hacia una dirección beneficiosa para ambos.

Are you filled with fear and anxiety even though everything may appear normal to the rest of the world? Have you experienced emotional or physical trauma that makes you feel unsafe in your body? Does your inner environment match your outer one? Do you long for a safe place - one where you deeply love yourself, inside and out? If you are recovering from divorce, the death of a loved one, relocating your family, career change, or years of trauma surfacing to paralyze your life, you need to know there is a safe place for you to heal. Welcome home to the Safest Place Possible: Becoming Who We Are Meant To Be. When everything around us is changing it is important and vital to our health and happiness that we become a safe place to live. But how do we do that? Most of us are filled with anxiety and fear. It's hard to feel peaceful when things in our lives seem out of control. How do we become a safe place? -The body we live in is our home. The conditions inside ourselves affect the things we experience in life. The state of our mental and emotional body, more than our circumstances, determines the degree to which we enjoy this life or find it to be utterly frustrating and disappointing.- - Debbie Mirza The Safest Place Possible reveals a transformational process the author experienced in her own life that changed everything for her. It is partly a peak into her personal and honest story of healing, as well as a guide that will help you create a new relationship with yourself. This book gently and lovingly walks you through a new way of being with yourself that will bring you more peace, joy, and a feeling of flow in your life no matter what your circumstances are. You will learn that you are deeply loved and that you can safely share that love with others. You will: Learn the deeper purpose for your emotions Understand how connecting to Nature is essential for healing Discover the transformative power of forgiveness Recognize the voice of your inner wisdom -The Safest Place Possible, in essence, offers a translation and instruction manual for the language and application of self-love. Debbie's words tenderly provide her audience with a map for accessing a more loving and compassionate relationship with themselves. She introduces a radically different and more inclusive way of looking at our scariest emotional experiences. Through her vulnerability and honesty, Debbie's personal experiences gently invite her readers towards a deeper transparency with themselves.- - Brianna, psychotherapist, MCH The words and the stories in this book will change you from the inside out. They will help you love who are and see others around you in a different light. Learn how to connect with your inner wisdom, beautiful soul, and precious self.

A study in Spanish of the hermetic tradition in the works of Sor Juana and Lezama Lima.

Poetry. Latino/Latina Studies. Translated from the Spanish by Rosa Alcala & Monica de la Torre. "Lila Zemborain brings into relationship the viscera of the body and the spill of the universe in tense compositions that blur distinctions between lyric and prose poetry, between science and eros"--Forrest Gander. And Jonathan Skinner notes, "Alcala and de la Torre's deft and calm translations offer a superb guide into the hanging gardens of a new, and very old, poetic landscape."

This book questions whether 'autonomy' is a pivotal psychotherapeutic value. Basing his discussion upon the key Kleinian concept of 'projective identification', the author argues that 'integration' should be the aim of psychoanalysis, and - furthermore - that actions can be judged ethical or unethical according to whether they foster or hinder integration.