This series delves into the social and community dimensions of psychiatry. It examines the increasing emphasis on community-based mental healthcare and its intersection with dominant biological perspectives. The aim is to reconcile the social aspects of mental health and disorder with contemporary psychiatric modes. It offers a deeper understanding of the human psyche within its societal context.
Synthesizing the very latest research, this book focuses on the social context of personality disorders. It considers how personality traits and disorders interact with social demands and opportunities, and offers a broad biopsychosocial perspective that will greatly assist mental health professionals with understanding and treatment.