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Find your vitamin person
By the bestselling author of How to Make Good Things Happen to You with 350,000 copies sold. Why do some people make us suffer so much, while others generate trust and their mere presence comforts us? Why do some people tend to establish complicated and painful relationships? Do we love as we were loved? Is there "something" biochemical behind trust, attachment, and love? How can we choose the right partner? We are designed to live in families and in society, to relate and to love each other. Our happiness will largely depend on our ability to maintain good relationships with those around us. Many of us today carry emotional wounds that prevent us from connecting in a healthy way with our environment. Find your vitamin person will help you understand the bond with your parents, your children, your partner, your friends, and your co-workers while you understand your emotional history. Because when one understands oneself, one feels relieved. Dr. Marian Rojas Estapé brings you closer to attachment, childhood, and love from a scientific, psychological, and human point of view, and tells you about a fundamental hormone, oxytocin. A book that encourages you to find vitamin people, those who bring out the best in you, inspire you, support you, and thereby improve your immune system. |
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