Farewell, the gray soul storm (walking out of the mire of depression)

Author: Editor: Xu Guangxing
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Publish Date: 2006-10-01
Features: The first psychological novel in China depicting depression! It showcases the fierce battle against the storm of the mind, introduces concise and practical scientific prevention and treatment knowledge, and helps you overcome the "gray killer" of the 21st century. The book is divided into two parts: The first part is a combination of literature and clinical psychology, adopting the form of classic psychological case novels to describe the thrilling battle on the front line of depression treatment; The second part introduces popular science knowledge about the identification, diagnosis, treatment, prevention, and rehabilitation of various types of depression, with content that is concise and practical. It includes many introductions to the latest research findings in this field both domestically and internationally. The gray storm of the mind will definitely be overcome, and it is hoped that more people can break free from the quagmire of depression! This book is another work on psychology by Professor Xu Guangxing, focusing on depression. The book is divided into two parts: The first part is packaged in the form of a novel, telling and analyzing the symptoms and psychological state of depressive patients; The second part is very practical knowledge, not only providing detailed introductions to depressive-related knowledge but also including the analysis of popular self-help tests for depression. Depression is the most prevalent mood disorder of the 21st century, and this book is the latest research findings of the renowned psychologist Xu Guangxing on this condition. It is not only the first psychological novel in China depicting depression but also introduces a large amount of concise and practical scientific prevention and treatment knowledge. Therefore, this book is a recommended masterpiece for helping depressive patients and their families, friends, relatives, and caregivers.