The Sexual Dysfunctions
The Sexual Dysfunctions Cynthia A. Graham John Bancroft Introduction Sexual relationships are central to the lives of most of us. The sexual component of those relationships can go wrong in…
The Sexual Dysfunctions Cynthia A. Graham John Bancroft Introduction Sexual relationships are central to the lives of most of us. The sexual component of those relationships can go wrong in…
Normal Sexual Function Roy J. Levin Introduction Normal sexual function means different things to different people. It is studied by a variety of disciplines: biology, physiology, psychology, medicine (in the…
Bulimia Nervosa Christopher G. Fairburn Zafra Cooper Rebecca Murphy Introduction Origins of the concept The history of the diagnosis bulimia nervosa begins as recently as 1979. It was in this…
Anorexia Nervosa Gerald Russell Introduction: history of ideas Two different approaches may be discerned in the conceptualization of anorexia nervosa. 1 The medicoclinical approach defines the illness in terms of…
Depersonalization Disorder Nick Medford Mauricio Sierra Anthony S. David Introduction Depersonalization, a term coined by Dugas in 1898,(1) is defined in DSM-IV as ‘an alteration in the experience of self…
Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder Joseph Zohar Leah Fostick Elizabeth Juven-Wetzler Introduction Obsessive-compulsive disorder (OCD) is a common, chronic, and disabling disorder marked by obsessions and/or compulsions that are egodystonic and cause significant…
Panic Disorder and Agoraphobia James C. Ballenger Introduction Panic disorder draws its name from the Greek god Pan, god of flocks. Pan was known for suddenly frightening animals and humans…
Social Anxiety Disorder and Specific Phobias Michelle A. Blackmore Brigette A. Erwin Richard G. Heimberg Leanne Magee David M. Fresco Introduction As our classification systems have been refined, we have…
Generalized Anxiety Disorders Stella Bitran David H. Barlow David A. Spiegel Anxious apprehension and overconcern are common to many anxiety and mood disorders. Prior to 1980 in the American DSM…
Bereavement Beverley Raphael Sally Wooding Julie Dunsmore Bereavement is the complex set reactions that occurs with the death of a loved one: the emotions of grief with yearning, angry protest,…