Psycho-logical relations

An alternative journey of self-awareness of what friends (don't) say to each other

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What if our best friends were psychologists? What would the conversations we have with them look like when we go out for a wine or a coffee? When we analyze the issues that concern us?

Topics such as:

• Why do I keep falling for these types of people?

• I have told him so many times about my husband. Why doesn't it change?

• Why am I stuck and can't make a decision?

• Why is it taking me so long to get over my ex?

• He resists me a lot but I will lay him/her down…

• But do I have to do everything in the end?

• I have changed so many partners. When will I find the right one?

• I'm tired of the old colleague... I can't take it anymore!

• How can I feel happiness?

These and many other, equally important issues, are discussed by the friends with their best friend-psychologist in this book. With intelligent, everyday dialogues and provocative arguments, Dimitris Flamouris, PhD, combines psychological theories with mathematical logic, approaching very differently the situations that daily besiege our emotional world. Through 12 self-contained stories, the book helps to gain self-awareness and to easily understand the deeper issues that concern us all. Thus, he manages to become the friend with whom we would all like to go out for a coffee. Or, even better, for a wine…!

* The author Mr. Dimitris Flamouris supports with his presence the 46th Book Festival in Zappeion and talks to Bookia about the organization and his book, "Psycho-logical relations", from Pigi Standard Editions.

Author Biography

Dimitris Flamouris was born and raised in Drama. In 1996, he graduated from the Mathematics Department of the Aristotle University of Thessaloniki and continued his studies in London, where he obtained a postgraduate and doctoral degree in financial mathematics.

He worked in international investment banks in London until 2009 and then in a domestic brokerage firm until 2015. Since 2014 he has been teaching at the Athens University of Economics.

Making a decisive change of course, in 2016 he graduated from the psychology school of the University of East London, where he specialized in the field of Positive Psychology. Now, he organizes experiential seminars, writes articles and maintains his own blog (www.dimitrisflamouris.com), combining his mathematical background with the field of psychology and happiness. At the same time, he deals with wine and has traveled to more than 65 countries collecting experiences from all parts of the world.

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