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Hey g/u/rls does anyone know any good books about psychiatry and such I have a couple in mind already but they're in my native language so I thought it would be grand to branch out Autism spectrum, sociopathy, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders or dissociation and depersonalisation topics are welcome
Post number #414807, ID: 9569bc
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>>414783 For the record, I do visit a therapist but it doesn't mean a person can't have a healthy interest in psychology and/or psychiatry regardless of their mental state which can be fulfilled by consuming sertain literature on the subject, as it's the most preferable option in case of inaccessibility of willing chatty specialists nearby with lots of free time or even any stations (in my case)
Post number #414826, ID: 9569bc
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Aaah, that's what you meant Sorry for the defensive tone But, I do have experience with some of the stuff + talked with another..troubled people And I don't want to neither play diagnostic nor read any opinionated views on the subject and rather stay neutral Also, I believe that any analysis and introspection should be sealed with facts As in, actual dry medical research That's what I'm interested in Imagine a difference between Ravenclaw and Slytherin approach to studying Im the 1
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| Hey g/u/rls does anyone know any good books about psychiatry and such
I have a couple in mind already but they're in my native language so I thought it would be grand to branch out
Autism spectrum, sociopathy, schizophrenia, anxiety disorders or dissociation and depersonalisation topics are welcome