★ A comprehensive guide to psychological syndromes for modern urban dwellers!
★ Featured on Forbes Russia's Top Non-Fiction Bestseller List and nominated for "Book of the Year"!
★ A collaboration of Russia's top contemporary psychologists, psychiatrists, and bestselling authors, presenting a vivid "zoo" of syndromes that inhabit our minds.
★ Discover the "monsters" that might live in your mind, how to conquer them or coexist with them. Each "monster" is portrayed with engaging imagery and real-life examples, making it perfect for both reading and podcast listening!
★ Written in simple, everyday language, the authors introduce 50 common syndromes, each with clear descriptions, examples, symptom analysis, and practical advice for overcoming them. Even harmful syndromes have their silver linings. This series is your ultimate guide to managing your inner "zoo" and taking control of its inhabitants.
★ Everyone will find something useful here. It helps us better understand ourselves and those around us, making it ideal for readers interested in modern psychology and popular psychology.
★ This series is a must-read for anyone looking to navigate the complexities of the human mind and improve their mental well-being!
★ English sample chapters available.

This series includes 2 volumes:
The Zoo Living in Your Mind (Vol.1)
The Zoo Living in Your Mind (Vol.2)

Following the publication of *The Zoo Living in Your Mind (Vol.1)*, the editorial team received numerous questions: Why didn’t you cover this or that syndrome? For example, what about the Victim Syndrome? How could you forget that one! Or the Workaholic Syndrome? Everyone knows about it! Soon, the list of "uncovered" syndromes grew long enough to inspire the creation of this second volume.

This book not only includes syndromes frequently encountered in daily life but also delves into lesser-known ones. All the authors provide detailed descriptions of each syndrome and offer practical advice on what to do if we—or those around us—exhibit one or more of these conditions. Together, these two volumes serve as invaluable guides to managing your inner "zoo," helping you take control of its inhabitants and navigate the complexities of the human mind.

About the Authors

Mikhail Labkovsky: Russia’s top psychologist with over 35 years of experience, a popular TV and radio host, and one of the most sought-after authors in parenting and family psychology on the Russian book market! Forbes named him Russia’s most famous psychologist! With an annual income of 130 million rubles and a YouTube Silver Button award, he is the author of bestsellers like *I Think, I Will: Accept Yourself, Love Life, and Be Happy* and *I Love, I Understand: How to Raise Happy Children*.

Olga Primachenko: A renowned Russian psychologist and bestselling author, celebrated for her sensitivity and insight. Her book *May You Be Gentle with Yourself* ranked second on Russia’s national book sales chart in the first half of 2024, with total sales of 34.3 million rubles!

Yaroslavna Lundina: A famous psychologist, TV host, and author of the bestselling *Sit Down, You’re Five!*

Tatiana Muzhitskaya: A renowned NLP coach, blogger, theater director, and author of six bestsellers.

Vitalina Skvortsova-Okhritskaya: A prominent psychologist and blogger.

Anton Nefedov: A psychology coach, game practitioner, and author of the bestselling *The Right to Be an Owl*.

Introduction
1. Anton Nefedov: Workaholic Syndrome
2. Yaroslavna Lundina: Supermom Syndrome
3. Lina Dianova: Armchair Expert Syndrome
4. Tatiana Muzhitskaya: Weak Identity Syndrome
5. Vitalina Skvortsova-Okhritskaya: Narcissist Syndrome
6. Yulia Bulgakova: Unhappy Girlfriend Syndrome
7. Yulia Pirumova: Fear of Responsibility Syndrome
8. Sona Land: Forty-Something Syndrome
9. Maya Bogdanova: White Coat Syndrome
10. Andrey Kuznetsov: Othello Syndrome (Pathological Jealousy)
11. Marina Bondarenko: Parent-Child Role Reversal Syndrome
12. Svetlana Patrusheva: Inner Void Syndrome
13. Igor Romanov: First Wife Syndrome
14. Igor Romanov: Sleeping Beauty Syndrome
15. Roman Doronin: Paris Syndrome
16. Yana Katayeva: Neighbor Syndrome
17. Elena Sadova: Negative and Positive Self-Presentation Syndrome
18. Natalia Shirokova: Student Syndrome
19. Pavel Zigmuntovich: Parental Burnout Syndrome
20. Nadia Nordzomi: Night Shift Syndrome
21. Konstantin Kunakh: Greek Syndrome
22. Anna Zorobina: Victim Syndrome
23. Anastasia Kurkova: Ted Lasso Syndrome
24. Irina Twa Kumar: Eternal Child Syndrome
25. Irina Twa Kumar: Superman Syndrome