Description: Happy! Do not purchase this book. You are already good aikido fighters. It is not worth doing this for the owners of the "second happiness" - impudence.It is written for those who suffer from the inability to communicate. It contains recommendations on how to tame overly strong-willed bosses, how to find contact with children, mother-in-law or mother-in-law, how to win a business dispute without wasting your spiritual energy. Therefore, I think that it will be useful to delicate intelligent people suffering from environmental rudeness, not yet ill. It contains useful advice for executives, managers and those who want to become them. The book will be able to help establish family relationships, raise children, achieve success in the chosen business. I hope that psychotherapists will also acquire it.The method presented here has no analogues, although I used the provisions of transactional analysis, gestalt therapy, behavioral and cognitive therapy, the approaches of Dale Carnegie and others. But the good soldier Schweik can be considered its founder. He did not respond to the insults of the offenders, but agreed with them. "Schweik, you idiot!" - they said to him. He did not argue, but immediately agreed: "Yes, I'm an idiot!" - and won the victory, as in the fight of aikido, without touching the opponent. Maybe one of my students should have called this kind of struggle “psychological shveikido”?The book reflects the author's clinical experience in group psychotherapy and psychological counseling. It describes the structures of informal groups and group processes (intrigues, agitation, propaganda, etc.). Techniques are given for transforming various groups into creative teams in which the main tasks are solved without excessive emotional stress and volitional pressure. Shows how to manage a group, even if you are not its leader. Designed for all those who are not satisfied with the position they occupy in their groups. Can be used as a teaching aid for management psychology.

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