Henry Kellerman Livres

In this book, Dr. Henry Kellerman presents a set of principles (psychological/psychoanalytic axioms) which underpin the curing of psychological/emotional symptoms through the use of four terms that comprise a psychological equation. Each of these terms is spelled-out, and then throughout the book, specific symptoms are identified, and in a step-by-step display, the reader can follow the cure of the symptom through the use of this new discovery.

This is a novel of historical fiction. A group of avengers set out on a mission to find and assassinate escaped Nazi war criminals. The avengers are based on real people. The Ghost is an actual historical person responsible for directing the escape strategies for the entire Nazi network organized from his official seat at The Vatican. Had they not escaped, these Nazis would have been assassinated by Israeli killers or prosecuted. Most wound up in South America or Middle East. In the story are a series of assassinations, a kidnapping, a love story, and many dramatic twists and turns. Both sides find themselves in a race to acquire a coded microtape containing information which would expose all the escapees and where they are throughout the world. The reader will stay with it until the compelling conclusion of this adventure.

Focusing on the personalities of partners, this guide offers practical strategies for fostering enduring compatibility in relationships. It emphasizes understanding individual traits and provides insights into nurturing lasting connections.

Perhaps the central question of psychology involves how personality--personhood--is formed. The twin factors or causes, of nature (genetics) versus nurture (environment), always lurk and subtly interplant in an epigenetic synthesis. This book, for professions as well as for general readers, identifies and consolidates an understanding of personality development, personality type, and personality style. Twelve Styles are identified and displayed through case examples. Examined is the powerful organizing principle of how emotion, especially anger, is managed. A detailed glossary helps guide the reader.

As he investigates the murder of an autistic boy, psychologist Glenn Kahn, an expert in split-personality disorder, discovers the landmark work of a medieval monk, which may be the key to finding the killer, if only Dr. Kahn can get past the recent death of his wife.

Psychoanalyst Alex Cole awakens from a dream overwhelmed with the belief that he s done something terribly wrong. The professionals call it enosiophobia the absolute certainty that the person has committed a crime. Cole believes he may be an assassin. His sessions with his own shrink lead him into an actual scenario of assassinations of Nazi soldiers who stole a fortune of money during WWII. The Nazis are being killed until only two survive. Who is the assassin? The answer is revealed by Dr. Cole working in Europe with Interpol and the beautiful psychologist he meets and gathers clues with as he tracks the assassin. The answer is revealed in this psychological action-packed novel."

Written for the general reader as well as the clinician, Curing Psychological Symptoms (a revision of 4 Steps to Peace of Mind), considers 10 fascinating real-life cases (though to protect privacy all identifying information of clinical-subject material has been changed). The book is far more than a technical treatise. It shows how Dr. Kellerman's treatments, for more than a half-century in private practice, have changed, and even saved, lives. A majority among those profiled did not require medication; some did. Rather than discussing "a cure," Kellerman employs the far more realistic therapeutic goal of struggling better, a faithful reflection of what the therapeutic process is all about. This book was published in a Bulgarian translation in 2021.

For experts as well as a general readership, Anatomy of Delusion probes one of the most challenging areas in psychotherapy. This book is an X ray of delusion, a below-the-surface viewing as well as exploration of its myriad mystery and meaning. The important role anger plays is a key component.

Probes institutional life through 9 fascinating profiles. Readers will not soon forget these stories or how Dr. Henry Kellerman deals with the delusional, the unusual and strange, in a contemporary setting.

The central question of psychology involves how personalty--personhood--is formed. The twin factors or causes, of nature (genetics) versus nurture (environment) always lurk and subtly interplay in an epigenetic synthesis. This book identifies and consolidates an understanding of personality development, personality type, and personality style. Twelve Styles are identified and displayed through fascinating case examples. Examined is the powerful organizing principle of how emotion, especially anger, is managed. A detailed glossary helps guide the reader,