The Flowers of Egoism. How Trauma Affects Personality and What to Do About It

Inside every person coexist many subpersonalities that have formed in response to external circumstances. And, among others, there is an egoist sitting in each of us.
One of the most well-known and sought-after Russian psychotherapists, Vladimir Dashevsky, will explain whether this is so bad, as well as what traumas make people think only of themselves and how to overcome them using a popular method — subpersonalities therapy.

The author examines various personality patterns through the example of plants — from the infamous narcissist to the sunflower and the wild cucumber, providing detailed descriptions of the “flowers of egoism” with real stories from clinical practice.