Ian Robertson demonstrates how we are underutilizing our brain’s powers of visualization. Taking the lessons of hard science, he explains how the brain works and how important visualization can be…

Robertson shows how success causes dramatic changes to brains that make people smarter, more focused, and more ruthless. He reveals how power can be as physically addictive as any drug…

In this objective, practical and authoritative introduction to animal law, the author examines the foundational concepts of the human-animal relationship and how those principles have, or have not, been translated…

Types of Thinking provides a grounding in the psychology of thinking including the practical aspects and applications of everyday thinking, creative thinking, logical thinking, intelligent thinking and even failures/lapses in…

First published in 1981, here was the first review of literature on a controversial but increasingly practiced approach to the treatment of alcoholism. The authors analyse all the questions controlled…

Fo is a successful actress and stage director with a bumpy past. She is 39 and desperate to have a child. Convinced it will come between them, Dina, her partner…

This handbook is aimed at practitioners and students who are not specialists in neuropsychology. It aims to give an up-to-date overview of the clinical phenomena of unilateral neglect, and to…

Provides a valuable compilation of essays on education issues in Creole and Creole-influenced vernacular contexts. The essays divided into sections: Caribbean Language Education, Background to Caribbean Language, Policy Issues and…