The Patriarchate's publishing house "Alilo" offers its devoted readers two more new works by Konstantin Zorin, an Orthodox psychologist, physician and theologian already well known to them.
We believe both editions will earn great attention from readers — both because of the author's renown and because of how timely the issues they address are.
One of them is called "A Child with a Special Character — To Help Parents: The Not-So-Childish Problems of Childhood," and it is intended for parents who, for various objective or subjective reasons, find it difficult to relate to their child and who often find themselves in what feels like an almost hopeless situation.
The second book — "The Captivated. Addiction: Computers, Gaming, Nicotine" — deals with the various forms of addiction that have become a scourge of our time. It will be of interest and use both to parents of teenagers and to people struggling with addiction themselves.
We hope that, as with the author's other publications, readers will approach both of Konstantin Zorin's books — "A Child with a Special Character" and "The Captivated. Addiction: Computers, Gaming, Nicotine" — with their usual keen interest.