Name: El Cambio Psicológico: Aprenda del Pasado Para Mejorar su Futuro (in Spanish)
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Author: Antoni Bolinches
ISBN: 9788449336379

portada El Cambio Psicológico: Aprenda del Pasado Para Mejorar su Futuro (in Spanish)

El Cambio Psicológico: Aprenda del Pasado Para Mejorar su Futuro (in Spanish)

Type

Physical Book

Author

Antoni Bolinches

Publisher

Paidós

Collection

Divulgación

Year

2019

Language

Spanish

Pages

208

Format

Paperback

Dimensions

23.30 x 15.50

ISBN13

9788449336379

Edited in

España

Synopsis "El Cambio Psicológico: Aprenda del Pasado Para Mejorar su Futuro (in Spanish)"

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Antoni Bolinches

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Antoni Bolinches (Barcelona, 1947) is a prominent clinical psychologist, sexologist, and Spanish writer, known for his humanistic approach to psychotherapy and his contribution to the development of Vital Therapy. With a degree in Philosophy and Educational Sciences and a master's in Human Sexuality, Bolinches has been a pioneer in introducing humanistic psychology in Spain

He is the founder and director of the Antoni Bolinches Institute, where he practices individual psychotherapy, couple therapy, and sexual therapy. Additionally, he is a professor in the postgraduate program in Emotional Education at the University of Barcelona and in the postgraduate program in Sexual and Couple Therapy at the Higher Institute of Psychological Studies in Barcelona
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His literary work includes more than a dozen titles, among which stand out The Art of Loving (1998), Wise Sex (2006), Love on the Second Try (2010), and Psychotherapy for Heartbreak (2024). These books, translated into several languages, have solidified his reputation as a leading author in the field of positive psychology and personal development

Bolinches is also known for his participation in the podcast I Wish I Had Known This Before, alongside writers Francesc Miralles and Àlex Rovira, where they discuss topics of self-knowledge and personal growth

His therapeutic approach and literary work continue to influence new generations of psychologists and the public interested in emotional development and interpersonal relationships.

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