The Wandering Mind introduces readers to dissociative states and helps them understand the nature of serious dissociative disorders, such as those involving multiple personalities. The authors pinpoint the differences between normal dissociation and disordered thinking that requires evaluation and treatment.
The Wandering Mind introduces readers to dissociative states and helps them understand the nature of serious dissociative disorders, such as those involving multiple personalities. The authors pinpoint the differences between normal dissociation and disordered thinking that requires evaluation and treatment.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
John A. Biever, M.D., is a general and child/adolescent psychiatrist in private practice at the Quittie Glen Center for Mental Health in Annville, PA. He is a founding faculty member of the Central Pennsylvania Institute for Mental Health, where he and other faculty members present educational and training programs intended to promote sound mental health throughout the mid-state region and beyond. He is a consultant in child psychiatry to the Pennsylvania State Office of Mental Health and Substance Abuse Services and a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at the Penn State University College of Medicine. Maryann Karinch is the author or co-author of 18 books, most of which focus on human behavior. She has led specialized training in body language with the Department of Homeland Security, staff and faculty at George Mason University, and members and guests of the International Spy Museum. Maryann's website is at www.karinch.com.
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Foreword by Mark Whitacre, "The Informant" Acknowledgments Introduction 1: Something for (Almost) Everyone 2: Entering the Land of the Lost 3: What Causes the Need to Dissociate? 4: Eccentric versus Sick: Spotting the Difference 5: The Uphill Trek to a Diagnosis 6: Treating the Symptoms: Everyone's Nightmare 7: Treatment That Heals 8: Coming Back Home Epilogue Appendix Notes Glossary Bibliography Index About the Authors
Foreword by Mark Whitacre, "The Informant" Acknowledgments Introduction 1: Something for (Almost) Everyone 2: Entering the Land of the Lost 3: What Causes the Need to Dissociate? 4: Eccentric versus Sick: Spotting the Difference 5: The Uphill Trek to a Diagnosis 6: Treating the Symptoms: Everyone's Nightmare 7: Treatment That Heals 8: Coming Back Home Epilogue Appendix Notes Glossary Bibliography Index About the Authors
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