Hysteria: A Journey Through History And Mental Health. Mental Disorders, #1
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- ISBN8227746627
- EAN9798227746627
- Date de parution28/10/2024
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- ÉditeurBig Dog Books, LLC
Résumé
In Hysteria: A Journey Through History And Mental Health, Dr. Rani Chawla offers a compelling exploration of one of medical history's most misunderstood and stigmatized conditions. As the inaugural volume in the Mental Disorders Essays series from London-based Global East-West, this meticulously researched work delves into the origins, evolution, and treatment of hysteria from ancient times to contemporary mental health practices.
Dr. Chawla navigates through cultural perceptions, societal implications, and clinical approaches that have shaped our understanding of this complex disorder. By combining historical analysis with modern psychological insights, she challenges prevailing myths and highlights the resilience of those affected by hysteria. This enlightening narrative serves as an essential resource for mental health professionals and engages general readers interested in the intersection of history and psychology.
It is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound impact of hysteria on both individual lives and societal norms throughout history. About the author: Dr. Rani Chawla is a US-based Indian author dedicated to unraveling the intricate landscape of mental health through her compelling writings. Drawing from a rich tapestry of cultural insights and clinical research, she endeavors to bridge the divide between Eastern and Western perspectives on mental health.
Her work not only aspires to inform but also to cultivate empathy and awareness regarding these frequently misunderstood disorders. Dr. Chawla champions the idea that literature serves as a potent instrument for destigmatization and education, illuminating the complexities of mental health and advocating for a more compassionate understanding of those affected.
Dr. Chawla navigates through cultural perceptions, societal implications, and clinical approaches that have shaped our understanding of this complex disorder. By combining historical analysis with modern psychological insights, she challenges prevailing myths and highlights the resilience of those affected by hysteria. This enlightening narrative serves as an essential resource for mental health professionals and engages general readers interested in the intersection of history and psychology.
It is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound impact of hysteria on both individual lives and societal norms throughout history. About the author: Dr. Rani Chawla is a US-based Indian author dedicated to unraveling the intricate landscape of mental health through her compelling writings. Drawing from a rich tapestry of cultural insights and clinical research, she endeavors to bridge the divide between Eastern and Western perspectives on mental health.
Her work not only aspires to inform but also to cultivate empathy and awareness regarding these frequently misunderstood disorders. Dr. Chawla champions the idea that literature serves as a potent instrument for destigmatization and education, illuminating the complexities of mental health and advocating for a more compassionate understanding of those affected.
In Hysteria: A Journey Through History And Mental Health, Dr. Rani Chawla offers a compelling exploration of one of medical history's most misunderstood and stigmatized conditions. As the inaugural volume in the Mental Disorders Essays series from London-based Global East-West, this meticulously researched work delves into the origins, evolution, and treatment of hysteria from ancient times to contemporary mental health practices.
Dr. Chawla navigates through cultural perceptions, societal implications, and clinical approaches that have shaped our understanding of this complex disorder. By combining historical analysis with modern psychological insights, she challenges prevailing myths and highlights the resilience of those affected by hysteria. This enlightening narrative serves as an essential resource for mental health professionals and engages general readers interested in the intersection of history and psychology.
It is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound impact of hysteria on both individual lives and societal norms throughout history. About the author: Dr. Rani Chawla is a US-based Indian author dedicated to unraveling the intricate landscape of mental health through her compelling writings. Drawing from a rich tapestry of cultural insights and clinical research, she endeavors to bridge the divide between Eastern and Western perspectives on mental health.
Her work not only aspires to inform but also to cultivate empathy and awareness regarding these frequently misunderstood disorders. Dr. Chawla champions the idea that literature serves as a potent instrument for destigmatization and education, illuminating the complexities of mental health and advocating for a more compassionate understanding of those affected.
Dr. Chawla navigates through cultural perceptions, societal implications, and clinical approaches that have shaped our understanding of this complex disorder. By combining historical analysis with modern psychological insights, she challenges prevailing myths and highlights the resilience of those affected by hysteria. This enlightening narrative serves as an essential resource for mental health professionals and engages general readers interested in the intersection of history and psychology.
It is a must-read for anyone seeking to understand the profound impact of hysteria on both individual lives and societal norms throughout history. About the author: Dr. Rani Chawla is a US-based Indian author dedicated to unraveling the intricate landscape of mental health through her compelling writings. Drawing from a rich tapestry of cultural insights and clinical research, she endeavors to bridge the divide between Eastern and Western perspectives on mental health.
Her work not only aspires to inform but also to cultivate empathy and awareness regarding these frequently misunderstood disorders. Dr. Chawla champions the idea that literature serves as a potent instrument for destigmatization and education, illuminating the complexities of mental health and advocating for a more compassionate understanding of those affected.