Psychiatry: Principles, Practice & Perspectives

Psychiatry: Principles, Disorders, and Mental Health Care provides a comprehensive exploration of the scientific, clinical, and practical aspects of psychiatry. The book is designed to introduce readers to the foundations of mental health, psychiatric assessment, major mental disorders, and evidence-based treatment approaches. Beginning with an introduction to psychiatry and mental health concepts, the book explains the role of psychiatric professionals, ethical considerations, and the classification of mental disorders. It then presents a detailed discussion of mental status examination, which serves as a fundamental tool for psychiatric evaluation. The text explores major psychiatric conditions, including schizophrenia, mood disorders, anxiety disorders, personality disorders, substance use disorders, childhood and adolescent psychiatric disorders, geriatric mental health conditions, and psychosomatic disorders. Each topic includes definitions, causes, symptoms, diagnostic approaches, and management strategies. Key Features of the Book: - Clear and structured chapter organization - Comprehensive coverage of major psychiatric disorders - Detailed explanation of mental status examination - Focus on diagnosis, treatment, and patient care - Discussion of psychotherapy and rehabilitation methods - Coverage of child, adolescent, adult, and geriatric psychiatry - Suitable for academic learning and professional reference >This book aims to strengthen the reader's understanding of mental health and psychiatric practice while promoting awareness, empathy, and evidence-based care. It serves as an essential guide for students, healthcare professionals, educators, researchers, and individuals interested in the study of human behavior and mental well-being. Sanjay Research Group

Pages: 593, Paperback, Independently published