Psychotherapy and self-help • Manuals and guides
Kako živjeti dulje i osjećati se bolje
Linus Pauling
Simple and inexpensive procedures that anyone can adopt to ensure a longer and better life in which there will be more happiness and satisfaction, and less suffering and illness.
The main recommendation of the book boils down to the fact that some vitamins should be taken more than we get from food. The author is a scientist: chemist, physicist, crystallographer, and also deals with molecular biology and medical research.
"Men" is a psychological-essay study in which the authors analyze male identity, behavior and the role of men in society through psychological, sociological and cultural perspectives.
Duga, 1965.
Serbian. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
3.00 €
Journals and magazines • Manuals and guides • Psychotherapy and self-help • Spirituality of the East
The first issue of the Croatian magazine Tantra – dedicated to the tantric approach to sexuality, love and spirituality, today an antiquarian rarity. Ideal for men who want to gain control and prolong intimacy.
Ostvarenje, 1998.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
9.36 €
American literature • Psychotherapy and self-help • Autobiographies and Memoirs
In Untamed, Glennon Doyle describes breaking free from societal norms, discovering authenticity through love, divorce, and activism, encouraging readers, especially women, to listen to their inner voice and live freely.
Mozaik knjiga, 2021.
Croatian. Latin alphabet. Hardcover.
12.36 €
Alternative medicine • Beauty and health • Manuals and guides • Psychotherapy and self-help
A collection of meditations and maxims in which the author shares her philosophy of life, focused on self-healing and positive thinking. The book covers topics from addiction to fears and spiritual laws, offering practical insights for everyday life.
Hay House, 2007.
English. Latin alphabet. Paperback.
9.36 €
Psychology • Manuals and guides • Psychotherapy and self-help
If you like Kahneman's approach, "Noise" is the logical next step after "Thinking, Fast and Slow." It shows that even when there is no bias, our judgments are still highly unreliable—and offers concrete ways to fix it.