The Difficult-to-Treat Psychiatric Patient Stephan Kauffman Beginning in the late 1970s

Beginning in the late 1970s

particularly those from historically marginalized communities

and explore ways to accept the reality of its losses and express grief over them

the book covers such topics as pets as family members

quadrilaterals and other geometric shapes

The Difficult-to-Treat Psychiatric Patient Stephan Kauffman Beginning in the late 1970sWhy do some psychiatric patients fail to get better, even when in the care of competent clinicians? Treatment refractory conditions are all too common in everyday clinical practice. Treatment resistance occurs across the full spectrum of psychiatric disorders, incurring enormous emotional, economic, and social costs. In the United States, treatment of depression alone costs more than $40 billion annually, and as many as 40% of patients with depression