By the term human systems, we mean humans and all those systems that have humans as their members. Such as family, various groups, businesses, a community, or a state. Many refer to the latter as anthropogenic systems.
The therapy of human systems refers to the principles and processes that can lead to the resolution of psychological, psychiatric, human relations issues, as well as problems arising from organization, hierarchy, and communication.
The evolution of human systems implies their improvement and the creation of new useful characteristics, resulting in an increase in their capabilities and their alignment with the environment. The principles described are common to both evolution and therapy.
This volume concludes with a particular systemic method of therapy called "human systems therapy," which is broader than the others. As this volume is part of the subject of systemic psychiatry, it inevitably focuses on the treatment of psychiatric issues.
As the biggest treatment challenge in psychiatry is the treatment and rehabilitation of chronic schizophrenia, the reader will find techniques and methods particularly applicable to severe cases. At the end of the book, examples of applying the method to this specific subject are mentioned.
This book is aimed at those interested in evolution in general, the coexistence and improvement of human systems' relationships, as well as any kind of psychotherapy, especially systemic therapy.
Manufacturer
- Author
- Nikos Paritsis
- Publisher
- Vita Iatrikes Ekdoseis
- Language
- Greek
- Cover
- Hardcover
- Number of Pages
- 302
- Release Date
- -
- Publication Date
- 2006
- Dimensions
- -
- ISBN-13
- 9789604520237
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