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portada En Auschwitz no había Prozac (in Spanish)
Type
Physical Book
Publisher
Category
Autoayuda, desarrollo personal y consejos prá
Year
2024
Language
Spanish
Pages
224
Format
Paperback
ISBN13
9786073914727
Edited in
México

En Auschwitz no había Prozac (in Spanish)

Edith Eger (Author) · Booket · Paperback

En Auschwitz no había Prozac (in Spanish) - Edith Eger

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Synopsis "En Auschwitz no había Prozac (in Spanish)"

Los consejos de EDITH EGER, superviviente de Auschwitz, para ser feliz LA CÁRCEL ESTÁ EN TU MENTE LA LLAVE, EN TU MANO Edith Eger, conocida como la bailarina de Auschwitz, nos describe cuáles son las 12 prisiones mentales en las que nos recluimos tras un episodio traumático, como el victimismo, la evasión, el abandono, la culpa o la vergüenza. A lo largo de 12 breves capítulos, nos revela la sabiduría y los consejos prácticos fruto de su larga experiencia atendiendo pacientes en su consulta. A partir del sufrimiento ajeno y con el ejemplo siempre presente del largo proceso que la llevó a ella misma hasta la sanación tras escapar del Holocausto, la doctora Eger ofrece herramientas prácticas y profundas reflexiones sobre cómo vivir en libertad, cómo trascender el dolor y cómo sanar las heridas, por profundas que sean. En resumen, cómo escapar de nuestras propias prisiones mentales para disfrutar de la vida. Los consejos de EDITH EGER, superviviente de Auschwitz, para ser feliz «Leer su historia me ha cambiado para siempre.» Oprah Winfrey
Edith Eger
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Edith Eger (Hungary, 1927) is a distinguished psychologist, writer, and Holocaust survivor. In 1944, as a teenager, she was sent to the Auschwitz concentration camp, where she endured the horrors of the Nazi genocide. After surviving, she fled to Czechoslovakia and later emigrated to the United States, where she earned a PhD in Psychology and worked under the guidance of Viktor Frankl, author of "Man's Search for Meaning". She is currently a professor at the University of California and runs a clinic in La Jolla, California.

Her literary work includes the books "The Ballerina of Auschwitz" (2018), a harrowing and hopeful testimony about her experience in the concentration camps, and "There Was No Prozac in Auschwitz" (2020), where she combines her personal experience with therapeutic strategies to heal trauma. She has been featured in documentaries and was chosen to give the tribute speech to Viktor Frankl on his ninetieth anniversary, during the International Conference on Logotherapy.
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