Nathalie Zajde

Children of the Survivors

this book describes precisely what is called the “survivor’s syndrome”, an illness which manifests itself through nightmares, feelings of intense terror and desertion, a particular and incurable annoyance, recurring memories, and unfounded fears.

Christophe André, Patrick Légeron

Fear of Others

Lionel Naccache

The New Unconscious Freud: The Columbus of Neuroscience

Alain Braconnier

Daughters and Their Fathers

Willy Pasini

Staying In Love

Bernard Granger, Daria Karaklic

Borderline Personality Disorder

Boris Cyrulnik

Telling and Dying of Shame

François Lelord

Hector and the Secrets of Love

Christophe André

Troubled Souls and Sad Hearts Learning to Be at Peace

Philippe Brenot

Genius and Madness

Libby Purves

How Not to Be a Perfect Mother The Crafty Mother's Guide to a Quiet Life

Didier Pleux

From Emperor-Adults to Tyrant-Parents

Willy Pasini

Jealousy

Boris Cyrulnik

Wild Paradises, Heroic Joy

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François Lelord, Christophe André

How to Manage Difficult People

Aldo Naouri

Living Life to the Fullest Interviews with Emilie Lanez

Violaine Guéritault

Mothers’ Emotional and Physical Burnout

Claudine Biland

Liar’s Psychology

Aldo Naouri

Mothers and Fathers

Claude Olievenstein

What the Emotions Don't Express

Boris Cyrulnik

Emotional Nourishment

Laurent Schmitt

The Dance of the Egos

Patrick Légeron

Stress in the Workplace

Alain Braconnier

Mother and Son

Willy Pasini

The Time to Love

Dominique Barbier

A Factory of Perversity

Lucy Vincent

Love from A de XY

Jacques Mehler, Emmanuel Dupoux

Born Human

Claude Olievenstein

Paranoia

Marc Sznajder

Elder Children and Younger Children

Didier Pleux

The Thetis Complex To enjoy or not to enjoy life; finding the right balance

The Thetis complex, or the increasingly widespread difficulty in finding a good balance between the quite natural desire to enjoy life, and the acceptance that everything cannot be lived according to one’s desires.

Aldo Naouri

Girls and their Mothers

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