Therapeutic Prose by Irvin D. Yalom (set of 5 books)

"Therapeutic Prose by Irvin D. Yalom" is a set of 5 books by the author that have won the hearts of millions of readers worldwide. Renowned American psychotherapist and writer Irvin D. Yalom rightly considered the creator of the genre of therapeutic prose. His novels will reveal to the reader the backstage of therapeutic practice and provide powerful tools for dealing with life crises. "Mommy and the Meaning of Life" shares six touching stories about how the therapist gradually leads his patients — and himself — to inner transformation while helping them discover their limitless spiritual potential. "Staring at the Sun: Living Fully with Fear and Death" will teach you to understand and accept the conditions of human existence and enjoy every minute of life. "The Liar on the Couch" reveals the inner world of the psychotherapist and shows how the interaction between doctor and patient takes place. "Schopenhauer as Medicine: Therapeutic Stories" tells of the work in group therapy, gradually changing all participants during the process of confronting their fears, disappointments, and accepting life as it is. "When Nietzsche Wept" will help you learn about the birth of psychotherapy and dive into a fantastic saga about the relationships of the greatest philosopher in Europe, Friedrich Nietzsche, one of the founders of psychoanalysis, Josef Breuer, his patient — the Russian beauty Lou Salomé, and the young intern Sigmund Freud. About the author: Irvin D. Yalom is a world-renowned American writer, psychotherapist, and creator of the genre of therapeutic prose. His novels "Schopenhauer as Medicine", "When Nietzsche Wept", "The Liar on the Couch", "The Gift of Therapy", "The Spinoza Problem", and others have won the hearts of millions of readers and have become bestsellers worldwide. Over 50,000,000 copies of Irvin D. Yalom's books have been sold worldwide.