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Physical illness causing psychological problems
Physical illness causing psychological problems
Outlines of physical and mental symptoms that cause psychological problems, and alternatives to overcome them. It is difficult to diagnose the disease objectively if it is overlooked that there may be a problem of physical disease in the background of the psychological problem. So James Morrison focused on the areas that medical professionals could pass by, and he said that it is important to be consistent with the patients perspective. The logic is expanding. His argument is even more convincing because he has abundant clinical cases. This book will provide very useful information for psychotherapists and counselors, psychology students, neuropsychologists, and people who actually have one or more of the 60 diseases.
Outlines of physical and mental symptoms that cause psychological problems, and alternatives to overcome them. It is difficult to diagnose the disease objectively if it is overlooked that there may be a problem of physical disease in the background of the psychological problem. So James Morrison focused on the areas that medical professionals could pass by, and he said that it is important to be consistent with the patients perspective. The logic is expanding. His argument is even more convincing because he has abundant clinical cases. This book will provide very useful information for psychotherapists and counselors, psychology students, neuropsychologists, and people who actually have one or more of the 60 diseases.
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Published January 10, 2013
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