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Об авторе

Кандидат наук Элейн Эйрон исследует чувствительность к обработке сенсорной информации с 1992 г. и является автором не только научных статей, но и популярной литературы – книг «Сверхчувствительный ребенок», «Сверхчувствительный человек и любовь», «Рабочая тетрадь сверхчувствительного человека», «Недооцененное „Я“». Вместе с мужем, Артом Эйроном, она приобрела известность как исследователь близких взаимоотношений. Элейн Эйрон прошла подготовку в Институте Юнга в Сан-Франциско, в настоящее время она практикующий психотерапевт, проводящий также семинары для широкой публики и специалистов.