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Psychotherapist Emil Barna surveys the psychological and clinical themes that appear in his reading of Dostoevsky's groundbreaking work Notes From Underground. He explores attachment theory, clinical depression, self-esteem, relationships, human evil, sociopathy, and much more in this 1861 work of brilliance.
https://www.barnacc.com
To access Emil's Academia courses on anxiety, stress, trauma, self-awareness, and the neurobiology of confidence at 50% off (INCLUDES ACADEMIA SUBSCRIPTION to access these and HUNDREDS of other courses), use this link.
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Psychotherapist Emil Barna surveys the psychological and clinical themes that appear in his reading of Dostoevsky's groundbreaking work Notes From Underground. He explores attachment theory, clinical depression, self-esteem, relationships, human evil, sociopathy, and much more in this 1861 work of brilliance.
https://www.barnacc.com
To access Emil's Academia courses on anxiety, stress, trauma, self-awareness, and the neurobiology of confidence at 50% off (INCLUDES ACADEMIA SUBSCRIPTION to access these and HUNDREDS of other courses), use this link.
BUY Emil's eBook on addiction and willpower here (IT'S UNDER $2!)
Check Emil out on the Socials by clicking below:
YouTube
Instagram
Spotify
Apple Podcasts
Audible
Facebook
LinkedIn
Twitter
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