QUE EL DOLOR NO VAYA A MAS es el primer manual de psicologia aplicada a pacientes con Espondilitis Anquilosante, su pareja, familiares y amigos. Ensena a prevenir y controlar el dolor, mejorar la movilidad, controlar el estres, mejorar el caracter y alcanzar un buen nivel de convivencia mejorando la calidad de vida del paciente y de las personas que conviven con ellos.

Forty-one international academics and practitioners contribute to this collection of papers honoring the work and legacy of Milton H. Erickson. Thirty-six contributions are organized into a section on principles and one on practices. A sampling of topics: social influence, expectancy theory, and Eri

A practical volume which details effective methods of hypnosis for therapists to achieve maximum results from their individual and group clients. The principles of the therapy are specified in order to enhance the adaptability of the mental health professional.

For much of the 20th century, unusual perceptions and sensations, radical alternations of consciousness, and other extraordinary subjective experiences were ignored as legitimate topics of study in mainstream psychology. Recent years, however, have witnessed a burgeoning interest in the scientific study of anomalous experiences. In this updated edition, the editors have invited experts to provide definitive reviews and analyses of a wide range of anomalous experiences, from commonly documented sensations and perceptions like synesthesia, lucid dreaming, out-of-body experiences, and auditory and visual hallucinations, to rarer and more seemingly inexplicable experiences, such as anomalous healing, past lives, near-death experiences, mystical experiences, and even alien abductions. The book makes a compelling case for the inclusion of these marginalized and underrecognized experiences as not merely incidental but essential to our understanding of human psychology. Book jacket.

Common sense suggests that reality can be discovered. In contrast, constructivism postulates that what we call reality is a personal interpretation, a particular way of looking at the world acquired through communication. Reality is, therefore, not discovered, but literally invented.