When the Turks demanded the cancellation of all lectures on the Armenian Genocide and the non-participation of Armenian lecturers, the Israeli government demanded the same of the First International Conference on the Holocaust and Genocide. This book follows the author's campaign against the... číst celé
Treating Intimacy, Tragedy, Violence, and Evil
Focusing on the impact of psychiatric disorders, this book examines whether individuals are causing harm to themselves or others, rather than relying on traditional DSM criteria. It addresses profound life experiences such as tragedy, violence, and evil, exploring how these challenges can complicate therapeutic processes. The author seeks to provide a deeper understanding of these critical issues and their implications for mental health treatment.
Focusing on the individual's life and the potential for self-harm and harm to others, I.W. Charny presents a fresh perspective on psychology and psychiatry. Rather than emphasizing medication to alleviate symptoms, the book encourages a deeper understanding of everyday people and their experiences. This approach advocates for a more soulful and holistic view of mental health, prioritizing personal growth and understanding over pharmaceutical interventions.