Is it all in your head? : true stories of imaginary illness / Suzanne O'Sullivan, MD.

By:

O'Sullivan, Suzanne

Publisher: New York : Other Press, 2015Description: 291 pages ; 24 cmContent type:

text

Media type:

unmediated

Carrier type:

volume

ISBN:

9781590517956
1590517954

Other title:

True stories of imaginary illness

Subject(s):

Medicine, Psychosomatic -- Case studies

Genre/Form:

Case studies.

Additional physical formats: Online version:: Is it all in your head?DDC classification:

616.08 23

LOC classification:

RC49 .O84 2015

Contents:

Tears -- Pauline -- Matthew -- Shahina -- Yvonne -- Alice -- Rachel -- Camilla -- Laughter

Summary: "A neurologist delves into the often misunderstood world of psychosomatic disorders, sharing individual case histories of patients who have medically unexplained symptoms, and encourages people to look with compassion at the ways in which our brains act out and to question our failure to credit the intimate connection between mind and body."--NoveList

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Tears -- Pauline -- Matthew -- Shahina -- Yvonne -- Alice -- Rachel -- Camilla -- Laughter

"A neurologist delves into the often misunderstood world of psychosomatic disorders, sharing individual case histories of patients who have medically unexplained symptoms, and encourages people to look with compassion at the ways in which our brains act out and to question our failure to credit the intimate connection between mind and body."--NoveList

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