Most Popular Books by Steve BIDDULPH

Since its initial publication in 1994, Manhood has had a profound emotional impact on thousands of men and women. It has sold over 150 000 copies in Australia and New Zealand, making it the most popular book on men''s lives in both countries. Steve Biddulph uses stories, humour and a refreshingly honest style of writing that resonates with both men and women. In Manhood, he tackles two critical social issues: creating a healthy masculinity, and how men can free themselves from crippling and outdated roles. This new edition has been specially revised and updated to meet the needs of younger readers, who are struggling with these issues today. Manhood touches the heart of almost everyone who reads it and provides a clear and practical roadmap of what to do. Women find it a revelation and profoundly moving; men gain recognition and a sense of hope that life can be different. Confronting and real, Manhood isn''t just something you read, it''s something you do.

Todos poseemos la capacidad de percibir o conocer algo sin que intervenga el pensamiento racional. Antes de que la neurociencia lo explicara, hablábamos de «corazonadas» o «intuición» para referirnos a este fenómeno, pero se trata en realidad de un «supersentido»: una capacidad muy avanzada que posee el cerebro para integrar información sensorial a la velocidad del rayo, sin pasar por la conciencia. ¿Cómo funciona y cómo podemos emplearlo para desarrollar nuestro máximo potencial? Steve Biddulph, considerado una eminencia mundial por sus revolucionarias investigaciones sobre psicología parental, ofrece en este libro una colección de herramientas que permitirán a lectores de toda edad y condición desarrollar y aplicar este supersentido en aspectos cada vez más concretos de su día a día. Basándose en los últimos hallazgos en neurociencia y en la psicoterapia más avanzada, presenta también el concepto de la «mansión de cuatro plantas», un sistema sencillo para explorar, entender y despertar distintos niveles de nuestra mente que generará cambios inmediatos en el lector.

Steve Biddulph präsentiert die Summe seiner reichen Erfahrung aus vierzig Jahren Arbeit als Familienpsychologe. Unser Leben und unsere Gesundheit sind heute auf vielfältige Weise gefährdet – und es ist alles andere als einfach, ein gutes, friedvolles und humanes Leben zu führen. Steve Biddulph kennt das Mittel, um das Zusammenspiel von Körper, Geist und Seele für solch ein schöpferisches Leben zu nutzen. Das Geheimnis glücklicher Menschen, so der Bestsellerautor, ist die Wiederentdeckung der Weisheit und Klugheit unseres Körpers, dessen Informationen uns helfen, ganz und gar Mensch zu sein.

Summary: To prepare young people more adequately for the world of job seeking.

The Raising Girls Workbook is a dual gift. It provides the very best information we have about girls growing up today alongside interactive tasks that will help you put this knowledge into practice. These simple questions will help you reflect on your own life, your family and, of course, your daughter.This book, originally published as 10 Things Girls Need Most, grew out of years of online discussions with parents increasingly concerned about the health issues their daughters were facing, such as: - feeling inadequate- suffering long periods of deep unhappiness- embarrassment about their developing bodies and appearance- friendship struggles- feeling alone in their struggles- insecurity about their sexuality. The Raising Girls Workbook focuses on the issues that parents want to explore in more depth. This information and the accompanying interactive tasks will help your daughter develop the necessary emotional strength and mental skills to keep her healthy and thriving throughout her entire life.

Biddulph tackles two critical social issues: creating a healthy masculinity, and how men can free themselves from crippling and outdated roles. The New Manhood touches the heart of almost everyone who reads it and provides a clear and practical roadmap of what to do. Women find it a revelation and profoundly moving; men gain recognition and a sense of hope that life can be different.