Alexander Kriss Knihy

A new popular psychology title looking at where video games come from, why we play them, and taking a balanced, clinical view of whether they are healthy or not, depending on our individual player-game relationship.

A new popular psychology title looking at where video games come from, why we play them, and taking a balanced, clinical view of whether they are healthy or not, depending on our individual player-game relationship.

Offering a compassionate and expansive perspective, the book presents an insightful portrayal of Borderline Personality Disorder, challenging the stigma that it is untreatable or that individuals with the condition are inherently 'difficult.' Written by a psychologist specializing in BPD, it emphasizes a more nuanced understanding of the disorder, aiming to foster empathy and awareness.