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Electroboy is an emotionally frenzied memoir that reveals with kaleidoscopic intensity the terrifying world of manic depression. For years Andy Behrman hid his raging mania behind a larger-than-life personality. He sought a high wherever he could find one and changed jobs the way some people change outfits: filmmaker, PR agent, art dealer, stripper-whatever made him feel like a cartoon character, invincible and bright. Misdiagnosed by psychiatrists and psychotherapists for years, his condition exacted a terrible price: out-of-control euphoric highs and tornadolike rages of depression that put his life in jeopardy.

Ignoring his crescendoing illness, Behrman struggled to keep up appearances, clinging to the golden-boy image he had cultivated in his youth. But when he turned to art forgery, he found himself the subject of a scandal lapped up by the New York media, then incarcerated, then under house arrest. And for the first time the golden boy didn’t have a ready escape hatch from his unraveling life. Ingesting handfuls of antidepressants and tranquilizers and feeling his mind lose traction, he opted for the last resort: electroshock therapy.

At once hilarious and harrowing, Electroboy paints a mesmerizing portrait of a man held hostage by his in-satiable desire to consume. Along the way, it shows us the New York that never sleeps: a world of strip clubs, after-hours dives, and twenty-four-hour coffee shops, whose cheap seductions offer comfort to the city’s lonely souls. This unforgettable memoir is a unique contribution to the literature of mental illness and introduces a writer whose energy may well keep you up all night.

From the Hardcover edition.

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Electroboy is an emotionally frenzied memoir that reveals with kaleidoscopic intensity the terrifying world of manic depression. For years Andy Behrman hid his raging mania behind a larger-than-life personality. He sought a high wherever he could find one and changed jobs the way some people change outfits: filmmaker, PR agent, art dealer, stripper-whatever made him feel like a cartoon character, invincible and bright. Misdiagnosed by psychiatrists and psychotherapists for years, his condition exacted a terrible price: out-of-control euphoric highs and tornadolike rages of depression that put his life in jeopardy.

Ignoring his crescendoing illness, Behrman struggled to keep up appearances, clinging to the golden-boy image he had cultivated in his youth. But when he turned to art forgery, he found himself the subject of a scandal lapped up by the New York media, then incarcerated, then under house arrest. And for the first time the golden boy didn’t have a ready escape hatch from his unraveling life. Ingesting handfuls of antidepressants and tranquilizers and feeling his mind lose traction, he opted for the last resort: electroshock therapy.

At once hilarious and harrowing, Electroboy paints a mesmerizing portrait of a man held hostage by his in-satiable desire to consume. Along the way, it shows us the New York that never sleeps: a world of strip clubs, after-hours dives, and twenty-four-hour coffee shops, whose cheap seductions offer comfort to the city’s lonely souls. This unforgettable memoir is a unique contribution to the literature of mental illness and introduces a writer whose energy may well keep you up all night.

From the Hardcover edition.

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  “老师，小六刚才用皮球打我！”“妈妈，我一点也不喜欢现在这个数学老师。”“我感觉我的好朋友总是背着我嘀嘀咕咕，她们肯定有什么事情瞒着我！”……

  在孩子成长的过程中，不可避免地会遇到许多问题，有自身的困惑，也有人际交往的烦恼。作为家长，我们不可能，也没有必要替孩子解决所有的问题。俗话说“授人与鱼，不如授人与渔”，因此，最重要的是，让孩子学会如何有效解决问题。

  在《教出乐观的孩子》一书中，积极心理学之父马丁·塞利格曼，给我们分享了让孩子能够有效解决问题的五个步骤：

  第一步：放慢脚步。作者强调，作为最佳问题解决者的第一步，就是在采取任何行动之前先“停下来想”，教会孩子将“暴躁思维”转变为“冷静思维”，这也是我们平时所说的“三思而后行”。

  那什么是“暴躁思维”呢？——“每个人都与我做对”，这就是一个典型的“暴躁思维”，有这种思维的孩子，认为与他人产生矛盾时，都是对方故意制造的，从而也导致自身做出过激反应。而“冷静思维”，则让孩子学会先后退一步，仔细思考后再采取行动。

  学会冷静思维后，我们可以带领孩子来到第二步：摄取观点，也就是了解对方的想法以及行为的原因。比如小六为什么要用皮球打我？他是不小心把球抛歪了，还是故意的？

  了解对方的方法有哪些呢？作者告诉我们，可以通过观察对方的表情、直接提问、换位思考等方式，也就是咱们老祖宗所说的“知己知彼”了。

  接下来的第三步：建立目标，即让孩子确定自己希望的事，然后罗列出可以促使目标达成的行为。例如因为皮球打人的事情，孩子与小六发生了激烈争吵，如果孩子的目标是维护友谊，那么孩子可以选择为彼此的争吵道歉。

  值得注意的是，在这一步骤里，作者提醒我们需要让孩子明白：定出目标后，应该罗列出所有可达成目标的方法。而作为家长，对孩子提出的古怪可笑的主意，不要批评或嘲笑，只需给出自己的建议就好。

  有了目标和达成目标的路径后，我们来看第四步：选择途径。作者提示我们：在做出选择之前，一定要分析每一条路径的利弊，充分评估每一个选择，有可能带来的最好和最坏结果，并且每个目标，至少列出两个路径，即“有备无患”。

  最后一步：检查方法是否有效。作者说，并不是经过以上四步，就一定能够一次性把问题完美解决，如果问题的解决不尽如人意，那么我们就应当鼓励孩子选择另一种方式，再试一次。让孩子知道“条条大路通罗马”。

  综上所述，我们可以看到，塞利格曼分享的这五个步骤，不仅适用于孩子问题的解决，同样也值得我们大人学习。试想一下，职场中的难题，生活中的俗事，当我们掌握了有效解决问题五步走的精髓，处理这一切是不是就更游刃有余？