Binge Thinking

Incoming college freshmen often hear that college will be the best time of their lives. With new friends new activities and new independence college thrusts young people into a challenging yet exciting situation. But in the midst of entering this thrilling world many students struggle with the phenomenon known as binge thinking.</p><p> After years of research as students graduate students and professors authors Dr. Gino Borges and Dr. Zachary White discovered that the majority of college students obsess over the following issues:</p><p>. Loneliness <br>. The desire for recognition <br>. The need to belong <br>. Dissatisfaction<br> . Finding a perfect relationship and an ideal job<br></p><p>Binge thinking produces an excess of thought that if not appropriately treated overshadows the highly publicized positive aspects of the college experience. </p><p>In <I>Binge Thinking</I> you'll meet five fictional students suffering from binge thinking. You'll also meet a mysterious and wise character that gives each student a real-world remedy for real-life thinking hangovers. <I>Binge Thinking</I> is the perfect companion for understanding the thoughts you will inevitably experience during your college years.</p>