Description
Allan V. Horwitz dives deep into the complex history of post-traumatic stress disorder, tracing the evolution of this condition from earlier notions like soldier's heart. Through engaging narratives, he explores how society's understanding of trauma has shifted over time, revealing the cultural and psychological nuances that shape our perception of mental health.
With warmth and insight, Horwitz presents a tapestry of stories that reflect the struggles faced by individuals and communities impacted by trauma. His thoughtful examination encourages readers to reflect on their own experiences and the ways in which we can all foster a deeper empathy for those grappling with the lingering effects of trauma.
With warmth and insight, Horwitz presents a tapestry of stories that reflect the struggles faced by individuals and communities impacted by trauma. His thoughtful examination encourages readers to reflect on their own experiences and the ways in which we can all foster a deeper empathy for those grappling with the lingering effects of trauma.
Book Details
Format
Kindle
Pages
256 pages
Language
English
Published
Sep 2, 2018
Publisher
Johns Hopkins University Press
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