Robert N. Goodman is a distinguished Professor of Brain and Behavioural Medicine, dedicating his expertise to the field of Child and Adolescent Psychiatry. His research at King's College London delves into the intricate connections between brain development and behavioral patterns in young individuals. Goodman's work aims to illuminate the complex interplay between neurological processes and psychological maturation. His contributions are vital for advancing our understanding and treatment of mental health in children and adolescents.
"Written in an accessible style, the book will be of benefit to those at different stages of their career: as an invaluable resource for trainee psychiatrists, paediatricians and general practitioners; a textbook for undergraduate students in medicine, nursing and related fields; and as a refresher for active clinicians."--BOOK JACKET
The narrative follows Adam, a man cursed to relive his life eternally after losing his wife and child in a tragic accident. Consumed by grief, he attempts to challenge fate while witnessing significant historical changes over 350 years. Throughout his journey, he encounters a family and develops a deep bond with Loni, but their connection is fleeting. As he searches for her, Adam's heartache and the cycle of loss repeat, reflecting themes of love, loss, and the quest for redemption in a changing world.