Abstract
This book is a striking account of how 25 general practitioners, under the skilled direction of a small group of psychiatrists, came to see, understand and handle some of the basic emotional problems that belong to all human beings sick or well. Few books follow so faithfully and honestly each step in the development of insight on the part of the physician.
It has unique value for the physician unable to take such a refresher course. It answers the questions he would ask. It translates into clear practical terms the often-times baffling problem of treating a patient as a "total human being."
- Copyright © 1948 by the American Academy of Pediatrics
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