祝卓宏

Zhu Zhuohong: public information is limited, and his nationality and dates of birth and death are unknown; seven of his works are held in the collection. Judging from his selections, he works closely in applied psychology and management, combining translation with writing and attending to both the scientific foundations of psychotherapy and everyday practice. His representative works include Acceptance and Commitment Therapy titles such as The Happiness Trap: 2nd Edition and ACT Made Simple: A Concise Practical Manual of Acceptance and Commitment Therapy (2nd Edition), as well as professional textbooks and neuroscience works such as Abnormal Psychology in Children and Adolescents: 4th Edition and Healing the Social Brain: The Neuroscience of Psychotherapy. He has also written or translated popular self-growth books, including A Free Heart: Escaping Mental Friction and Focusing on What Matters Now, How to Decide Big Things, and Live Out Yourself: Embracing Change in an Uncertain World. His style is practical and concise, turning psychological concepts into actionable methods for both professional and general readers coping with emotional distress, decision pressure, and life changes.