Books on Topic: 'Mental health'

Hedwig Marga de Fontayne is a complex and troubled woman who struggles with mental illness, addiction, and poverty. Despite her wealth and privilege,...

Mental Efficiency by Arnold Bennett is a collection of essays that offer practical advice on how to improve your mental abilities and live a more prod...

Published in 1914, "Pep" by Colonel William Crosbie Hunter is a self-help book that explores practical strategies for achieving physical and mental ef...

Secret Battle is a World War I novel that explores the psychological toll of war on a young British officer, Harry Penrose. The story unfolds through...

This book offers a comprehensive guide to raising children using gentle and effective methods that prioritize their emotional well-being and self-este...

In 'Werde, die Du bist,' Hedwig Dohm delves into the psychological and societal complexities of a woman navigating life after her husband's death. The...

A firsthand account of the horrific conditions in mental institutions in the early 20th century, this book led to the founding of the American Mental...

Dorothea Dix, a compassionate advocate for the humane treatment of individuals with mental illness, embarked on a remarkable journey that profoundly i...

This book, 'Post Mortems Two: Mere Mortals', is a collection of essays by Charles MacLaurin, published in 1925, which delve into the lives of prominen...

This book, aimed at physicians and laypeople, offers a simplified explanation of Freudian principles in psychotherapy. It covers the biological and ps...

This book explores the impact of stress and anxiety on our physical and mental health. Annie Payson Call provides practical advice and exercises to he...