Resilience comprises two different elements: the ability to keep it together when you are subject to great demands and pressures; and the ability to overcome difficulties, to learn from mistakes and to develop creatively, by turning difficult circumstances into opportunities. (more…)
Carl Rogers, the father of humanistic psychology, said that people are fundamentally motivated by two things: to develop and to be loved. However, sometimes these two desires can be incompatible. (more…)
What have we got in common with a snake or a donkey (without thinking of anyone in particular)? Paul MacLean gave us the answer to this riddle with his theory of the “triune brain”, popularly known as “three in one”. (more…)
