S uma soyti! Putevoditel' po psihiCheskim rasstroystvam dlya zhitelya bol'shogo goroda (ePub)

14.9% of men and 22% of women will experience some kind of mental disorder in the coming year. According to WHO statistics, out of a hundred people, seven suffer from depression, three from bipolar disorder, one is a sociopath, and one has a high chance of becoming a schizophrenic. Anyone, absolutely any person in a friend can get sick with a serious or not very mental disorder. Sounds like a disaster? Not at all, if you have at least basic knowledge about the structure of the psyche and modern methods of treatment. How to understand what is happening to you and explain it to your family? How can one learn to distinguish objective reality from the strange products of one's consciousness? And how to understand who is generally healthy and who is not, if the concept of "norm" is not at all as clear as we would like? Daria Varlamova and Anton Zainiev are familiar with the topic firsthand. Both faced clinical depression, its rejection by others and the lack of adequate information on psychiatry. Then they rummaged through a pile of scientific publications, talked to experts and sorted out not only depression, but also other common diseases: bipolar, antisocial, anxiety and borderline disorders, ADHD, Asperger's syndrome and schizophrenia. The result is a unique book for Russia that will help you not to go crazy if you discover a mental disorder in yourself or your loved ones.