Product Description: Witz first became a burning issue for German intellectuals after 1671 when le Père Dominique Bonhours in his Entretiens d'Artiste et d'Eugène informed them that they didn't have any. According to Bonhours, it wasn't really the Germans' fault that they were a little dim, it is just that they live in a cold climate and tend to be fat...read more

Product Description: Until recently, the use of humour in therapy has been both decried and demeaned. However, Sigmund Freud was an active joke-teller and used wit in many interactions with patients. This text considers the effects of using humour in work with patients in psychoanalysis and psychotherapy...read more

Product Description: At last, the breakthrough self-help book that will change the lives—all nine of them—of cats across America! As America’s favorite pets, cats are showered with attention. But celebrity sometimes has cat-astrophic effects. The truth is, felines are succumbing to eating disorders, chronic fatigue, and obsessive behavior (mostly cleaning), as well as shedaholism...read more

A gathering of the best pieces from the magazine that lampoons psychology features 'How to Be a Good Psychotherapy Patient' and discussions of money-making ideas, mood rings for depressives, and more.

Offers a humorous look at topics in psychology and psychiatry