Self Psychology and Psychosis

Discover the profound insights of David A. S. Garfield in "Self Psychology and Psychosis," published by Taylor & Francis Ltd in 2015. This compelling paperback, comprising 208 pages, takes readers into the heart of the analyst's consulting room, where the complexities of psychosis unfold. Garfield confronts the intricacies of thought disorders, delusions, and hallucinations, offering a fresh perspective grounded in self psychology. Through a thoughtful exploration of the challenges faced by patients dealing with psychosis, this book contributes significantly to the evolving discourse on mental health. It draws connections back to foundational psychoanalytic concepts, including Freud's analysis of the notable Schreber case. Ideal for students and professionals in psychology, psychiatry, or anyone interested in the nuances of mental health, "Self Psychology and Psychosis" is an essential read that deepens our understanding of the human psyche.