Set Psychology and psychotherapy: a big book (of 3 books)

Schizophrenia. Find and lose yourself What do we know about schizophrenia? How much did you read or listen to? Do we really understand this complex and often contradictory diagnosis? In this book, Nathan Filer takes us through the corridors and... offices of psychiatry as a theory and as a practice. The reader is invited to a meeting with the world's leading experts and some extraordinary people who will tell their stories - true, real - about how they live with this strange and not fully understood disease. Execution cannot be pardoned. Forensic psychiatrist on justice, illness, recovery Shohom Das is a forensic psychiatrist with 15 years of experience, his charges are thieves, robbers, arsonists and murderers. Some of them are mentally ill and need help and treatment, others are absolutely sane and break the law of their own free will. This book is a collection of the author’s memoirs about those cases when he had to look into the very depths of the subconscious of his charges in order to understand who was in front of him - a villain or a madman. The diagnosis trap. About psychotherapists who invent more and more diseases and help people less and less In an increasingly complex society with high pressure on all sides, psychological problems inevitably increase. But is everyone who goes to see a psychotherapist really a sick person? Or does he simply need professional help in a life crisis? Michael Marie documents that state control has changed psychotherapy. In order to be able to accompany people with ordinary problems or in crisis situations, it is now necessary to diagnose the “patient” and define a treatment system that should guarantee results. This book is a criticism of modern processes and trends in the world of psychotherapy.