Barbara Dowds Livres

The narrative centers on Brenda's life struggles, highlighting how her experiences naturally lead to deeper arguments and theoretical insights. The theme of "frustration" is intricately linked to her avoidant attachment style, illustrating her tendency to deny her need for others. This exploration delves into the complexities of human relationships and emotional barriers, offering a profound look at personal growth and connection.

Depression is explored as a profound response to unmanageable circumstances, offering insights into personal dissatisfaction and the need for deeper understanding. The book emphasizes the importance of addressing fundamental relational, existential, and spiritual needs rather than merely seeking symptom relief. Through this perspective, it encourages readers to reflect on their lives and learn how to navigate their challenges for a more fulfilling existence.

A comprehensive introdcution into the incidence, causes, and consequences of depression and how psychotherapy can help with its management and treatment. Aimed at practising psychotherapists, psychoanalysts, counsellors, and all professionals in the mental health field, it will also be of interest to anyone wanting to know more about depression