The term narcissism has now become part of the common lexicon, has become a hashtag, often acts as a frame for descriptions of successful businesses in the various areas of daily life and seems almost a patented term to describe our time.

More and more often we hear about Mindfulness. Let's try to understand together what it is, how to practice it and what its benefits are. 

Psychoanalyst Cyrulnik Boris defines the resilience like "the art of navigating streams", a difficult and demanding but not solitary navigation because it is related to the external environment.

In psychology, the resilience it is configured as a process of mutation that allows hostilities to be transformed into opportunities for renewal and to structure alternative paths, avoiding or canceling those that have become impracticable and enemy. Resilience to adverse situations therefore depends on a cumulative and interactive combination of risk factors e protective factors genetic, personal and environmental.

EMDR is an acronym for "Eyes Movement Desensitization and Reprocessing" which translates to "desensitization and reprogramming through eye movements". 

I Food disorders they affect an ever increasing number of people, especially young adolescent girls. They are disorders that occur in the area of ​​nutrition and have in common a violent attack on the body and on the needs of nutrition and relationships. In severe cases, hospitalization and even death can occur.

In these great times migration, there is a lot of talk about landings, numbers, money spent onwelcome. Too little is said about their stories, the reason that drove them to come here and the drama that they bring in once they arrive. This drama is in turn the only tool for obtaining international protection recognition in our country. The deeper, more serious and tragic this drama, the more likely it is that their application will be accepted.

Since ancient times man has been wondering aboutorigin and the meaning of dreams, being attracted by its intimate and fascinating nature, but intimidated by the halo of mystery in which it has always been wrapped.

Anthropological studies report that some tribes believed that during dreams the soul left the body to travel the world, and that it would return only upon awakening. For this reason it was forbidden to wake people up suddenly, because the soul could be in another place. Even today the Masai tribes of Kenya and the Bedouins of the Nile use to wrap their heads with a turban during sleep to prevent the soul from flying away.