The Myth of Depression as Disease: Limitations and Alternatives to Drug Treatment

Seitenzahl:

178

Gewicht:

458 g

Erschienen bei:

Praeger Frederick A

Kurzbeschreibung

It traces the history and science behind the pharmaceutical treatment of depression, and it presents, in accessible language, information that will empower readers to make the best choices possible regarding the treatment of their own or their loved ones' feelings of depression and anxiety. The audience for this book includes those who are depressed and considering professional help, those concerned about health care and the services offered in the mental health field, and doctors or mental health professionals who have not yet considered carefully the basis for treatments they are recommending to patients. Students and scholars in psychology, clinical psychology, public health, social work, and psychiatry will also find this of interest.

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Mehr über:  Psychology, Self-Help / Depression, Psychology / Psychopathology / Depression, health

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Mehr von:  Christopher R. Martell, Allan M. Leventhal, Praeger Frederick A