By Doris Dahlin, Maggan Hägglund

HSP

Highly delicate Personality

Sensitivt begåvad

Stark-skör

Äntligen har forskningen och erfarenheten satt namn på det många känner igen sig i. Doris Dahlin och Maggan Hägglund har skrivit boken som förklarar, bekräftar och visar hur guy tar vara på sin känslighet.

"Det här är den bok som vi önskar att vi haft då när det var som värst. Den fanns inte. Därför har vi skrivit den. Den handlar om att hantera sitt liv när guy varken är bara stark. Eller bara skör. Utan både och. Stark och skör. Det är en bok för dig som ibland önskar att du vore mer hårdhudad, mer okänslig.

Det är en bok för dig som får höra "Känn inte efter så mycket" och "Du inbillar dig!"

Det är en bok om hur guy utnyttjar sin lysande känslobegåvning och inte drunknar i den.

Så nu finns den här boken. En simskola för alla som riskerar att drunkna i känslohavet. För att du ska slippa göra våra misstag - du hittar säkert egna att göra!

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Am. J. , 126:983–987, 1970. 18. Rogler, L. H. Making sense of historical changes in the Diagnostic and Statistical Manual of Mental Disorders: five propositions. J. Health Soc. , 38:9–20, 1997. 19. Woodruff, R. , Goodwin, D. , and Guze, S. B. Psychiatric Diagnosis. New York: Oxford University Press, 1974. 20. Young, A. The Harmony of Illusions: Inventing Post-traumatic Stress Disorder. Princeton, NJ: Princeton University Press, 1996. This page intentionally left blank 2 Mood (Affective) Disorders There is a pitch of unhappiness so great that the goods of nature may be entirely forgotten, and all sentiment of their existence vanish from the mental field.

Hallucinations may also occur in major depression. These commonly involve accusatory voices or visions of deceased relatives associated with feelings of guilt. Delusions and hallucinations occurring in major depression are usually ‘‘mood congruent,’’ their content consistent with the person’s dominant mood. If delusions and hallucinations occur during major depression, the themes are commonly guilt, disease, poverty, death, or deserved punishment. Delusions and hallucinations occurring as part of mania are often of inflated worth, power, or special relationship to a deity or famous person.

It has been predicted that increasing elucidation of genotype–phenotype relationships may eventually force the abandonment of traditional Kraepelinian dichotomy in the classification of psychiatric illness (9). Continuing research, however, has yielded growing frustration and no indications that genetic research findings will fundamentally alter empirically based classification of psychiatric illness any time soon. First, no ‘‘Mendelian-like’’ genes have been found for the major psychiatric disorders, 1: EVOLUTION OF PSYCHIATRIC DIAGNOSIS 7 and it is generally recognized that none will be found.

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