Part of the Oxford Cultural Psychiatry series, this volume brings together the various somatisation syndromes: their description, presentation, assessment, and management in one place.
Part of the Oxford Cultural Psychiatry series, this volume brings together the various somatisation syndromes: their description, presentation, assessment, and management in one place.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
* Part 1 - General issues related to somatisation and culture * 1: Introduction to Somatization across cultures * 2: General concept about somatisation * 3: Culture and Somatisation * Part 2 - Specific issues related to somatisation and culture * 4: Specific issues related to somatization and culture * 5: Understanding somatization from a neuroscience perspective * 6: Cultural evolution of Somatization disorders * 7: Assessment and challenges of the use of assessment tools across cultures * 8: Somatization in children and adolescents across cultures * 9: Somatization disorders in incarcerated populations * Part 3 - Somatization in different countries and regions * 10: Somatization disorders in the United Kingdom * 11: Somatization in Russia: the historical research aspects and their influence on the clinical practice * 12: Somatization in Paraguay * 13: Somatization disorders in Central and western Asia * 14: Somatization In North America * 15: Somatization in South-East Asia * 16: Somatization disorders in Central and North Europe * 17: Somatization In Africa * 18: Somatization Disorders in South America * Part 4 - Section Management of somatization across cultures * 19: General Principles in the Management of Somatization * 20: Psychopharmacological approaches in somatization disorders across cultures * 21: Psychotherapeutic Models on Somatization across Cultures * 22: Role of Traditional Healers and Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Mental Health * 23: Somatization across cultures: Epilogue
* Part 1 - General issues related to somatisation and culture * 1: Introduction to Somatization across cultures * 2: General concept about somatisation * 3: Culture and Somatisation * Part 2 - Specific issues related to somatisation and culture * 4: Specific issues related to somatization and culture * 5: Understanding somatization from a neuroscience perspective * 6: Cultural evolution of Somatization disorders * 7: Assessment and challenges of the use of assessment tools across cultures * 8: Somatization in children and adolescents across cultures * 9: Somatization disorders in incarcerated populations * Part 3 - Somatization in different countries and regions * 10: Somatization disorders in the United Kingdom * 11: Somatization in Russia: the historical research aspects and their influence on the clinical practice * 12: Somatization in Paraguay * 13: Somatization disorders in Central and western Asia * 14: Somatization In North America * 15: Somatization in South-East Asia * 16: Somatization disorders in Central and North Europe * 17: Somatization In Africa * 18: Somatization Disorders in South America * Part 4 - Section Management of somatization across cultures * 19: General Principles in the Management of Somatization * 20: Psychopharmacological approaches in somatization disorders across cultures * 21: Psychotherapeutic Models on Somatization across Cultures * 22: Role of Traditional Healers and Complementary and Alternative Medicine for Mental Health * 23: Somatization across cultures: Epilogue
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