This is a sound and sensible book on psychiatry for the layman and the professional worker. The author, a practicing psychiatrist, gives in clear and simple terms a broad perspective of the human mind and its patterns. The purpose of the book is to shed light on the problems of mental illness, to remove any stigma from it, to explain clearly how both sick and well people function.
Authors: Glasser William
Publishers: Harper and Row
Date of Publication: 1960
No. of pages: 208