Peter Tyrer Books

Frothy Watermeadow is the lord of an idyllic estate, Watermeadow, ridden with debt for generations. Legend has it the estate has buried gold, which seems like the only solution to Frothy's mounting problems with demanding creditors. The resident geologist Rock Solid finds some promising flakes and celebrations are in order. In the party for the ages, everyone is invited, but it is remembered for all the wrong reasons.A night of fun culminates in a murder.Who was murdered and why? Was there any gold or some other treasure? Why was it on the Watermeadow Estate?With penurious kings, honest rectors, shady prospectors, professional eavesdroppers and lovers plotting for their own ends, everyone is a conspirator with motive and each one is downplaying culpability. The unlikeliest of suspects may have the most to gain from the murder. And the most important question of all - is the gold ever discovered?

Nidotherapy offers a unique approach to treatment through its set of principles, making it applicable across various contexts. This comprehensive guide delves into the methodology and philosophy behind nidotherapy, providing readers with a thorough understanding of its techniques and benefits.

Focusing on the author's extensive experience in psychiatric practice, the book provides insights into enhancing prescribing methods in psychiatry. It emphasizes the importance of fostering collaboration between patients and prescribers, aiming to improve treatment outcomes and patient engagement. Through practical guidance and expert knowledge, it seeks to empower both healthcare professionals and patients in the prescribing process.

It is 1967. A mysterious disease appears in an English town. People fall down suddenly, poleaxed, and many die.

Millie and Oscar are ordinary children, but it all changes when they are introduced to Mr Wallatt, an eccentric scientist. They and their friend Derek, learn that Mr Wallatt is an eco-warrior and a hoarder, who believes that everything should be recycled so the planet is deeply cherished...

An up-to-date description of PD in line with the revised classification for the International Classification of Diseases (ICD-11) 2018, including guidance for family and friends

The new classification of personality disorder in the ICD-11 shows that we are all on a spectrum of personality disturbance and that this can change over time. This book explains why all health professionals should be aware of personality disorder in their clinical practice and offers guidance on management.