Love's Executioner, by Irvin D. Yalom

In the story 'Love the Scorpion', Yarom handles an old lady named 'Thelma'. Jarom felt that he was attracted to the dilemma, but he decided to do his utmost to make Selma transcend obsession, which is harmful to her mental health. The love of Celama for her therapist and the subjective experience of her life prevented the present life, but as expected, Yarom tried to treat a 70 - year - old woman only to make Hangman more complicated, as expected.

"This is a healing relationship," famous psychiatrist and real therapist Ervin Jarom write (see Edgar 's executioner on page 112). All therapists who deserve his salt will say the same to you. Psychiatrist Jeffrey Smith says that there is no much more effective psychotherapy school than any other school, but everyone thinks that the quality of the treatment relationship is varied (" Utilize to the limit: Students ") Educated consumers)

Recently I am reading a story book by a psychotherapist's chair written by Ervin D. Yalom. In the hands of a famous love scorpion, Yarrow uses his patient story to write more about fear of existentialism, more specifically about anxiety of death. Obviously, many of our phobias, tensions, and traits may be related to fear of death. We will do anything to avoid thinking about it and will convince ourselves in a subtle and open way so that we can fight the long shadow of death.

I am reading a lot of Irvin Yalom. Many of the researches of Dr. Yarom are addressing the root causes of many people's anxiety and depression. Dr. Yarom cited the four existential problems - meaninglessness, freedom, isolation, and dead -. Among them, he is mainly concerned about anxiety about death and death - the human fear of forgetting, and the fear of being absent any longer. Rationalist, Irvine Jarom does not believe that human consciousness can survive his death, and he frequently refers to religion as a delusion he invented to alleviate anxiety of death I will. I am not a rationalist. I have strong spiritual beliefs and religious beliefs that are not so strong. The heart of my personal philosophy is the belief in reincarnation. I have read Brian Weiss' s book twice, but the spiritual doctrine contained in these books forms the basis of my "supernatural rebellion".