Jeffrey kotler is one of the most prolific writers in psychology and pedagogy, and has published 65 interdisciplinary books. He has written more than a dozen textbooks for psychological counselors and therapists, which are used by universities all over the world; He also wrote 12 books for therapists and educators. Some of his highly acclaimed works include: How to Be a Therapist, A Defective Therapist, Compassion Therapy, Let Change Continue and Mother at the Dining Table. He has also written many very successful books, describing complex phenomena in popular language: Beyond Blame, Your Journey of Life Change, Private Moments, Secret Self, The Language of Tears and The Last Victim: a real life journey into the heart of the series Black Boy. Kotler is also a temporary teacher with 30 years' teaching experience. He has worked as a teacher, counselor and therapist in various environments, including kindergartens, middle schools, mental health centers, crisis centers, universities, community colleges and private institutions. 1980, worked as a scholar in Peru and Iceland in 2000, and worked as a senior lecturer in Fulbury. He has also served as a visiting professor in New Zealand, Australia, Singapore and Nepal. Currently, he is a professor and head of the Department of Psychological Counseling at California State University in fullerton.
Qiu Wenping, graduated from the History Department of Fudan University in 2006 with a doctorate in history, and is the director of the Religious Research Office of the Institute of Religion of Shanghai Academy of Social Sciences.
Shao Yan, female, 1982, from Xianning, Hubei. Both undergraduate and graduate students are studying in the Department of English Language and Literature, School of Foreign Languages, Huazhong Normal University. Her research direction is British and American literature, and she has a strong interest in translation. He published several papers on Sylvia Plath and participated in the compilation of several interpretation textbooks. He is currently teaching in the Department of Foreign Languages and Literature, School of Science, PLA Naval University of Engineering.
Yan Li, female, born in 1980, from Ezhou, Hubei Province, is currently a teacher of Hubei University. I graduated from the School of Foreign Languages of Huazhong Normal University in June 2009, majoring in foreign linguistics and applied linguistics with a master's degree. My main research interests are English translation and English teaching.