姜帆

Jiang Fan is a Chinese author and translator of psychology books, though public information about the writer is limited, with no clear record of birth and death dates, nationality, or educational background. The collection holds 13 of the author's titles, spanning categories such as medicine, health, applied psychology, inspirational growth, and social science, with topics centered on mental health and personal growth. Representative works include Churchill's Black Dog: Depression and the Analysis of Deep Human Psychological Phenomena, Invisible Villains: Our Struggle with Antisocial Personalities, A Life Not Controlled by Parents: How to Build Boundaries and Regain Emotional Independence, Deep Relationships: From Building Trust to Mutual Fulfillment, Embracing Your True Self: Exploring and Healing the Inner Child, Shaping an Integrated Personality: A Psychotherapist on Self-Realization, Why We Are Always Defending Ourselves, and The Human Magnet Syndrome: Why You Are Always Attracted to People Who Hurt You. These titles address depression, antisocial personality, family control, interpersonal trust, self-defense, and self-realization, favoring accessible introductions to psychotherapy and self-growth knowledge for general readers.