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Human Adjustment and the Problem of Death

Mohammad Samir Hossain, a physician and teacher of psychiatry at Medical College for Women and Hospital at Dhaka, Bangladesh, is the author of Quest for a New Death, also published by BookSurge, as well as about 50 mental health articles in different journals and magazines. After his medical graduation, Dr. Samir studied abnormal psychology, psychiatry, and psychotherapy from institutions including Harvard Medical School, Johns Hopkins University School of Medicine, Bircham International University, and other institutions of higher learning (Dictionary of International Biography, 33rd ed., 2006). His area of specialization is thanatology, with a focus on attitudes toward death. Peter Gilbert is Professor of Social Work and Spirituality at Staffordshire University, England, and NIMHE Project Lead for Spirituality and Mental Health. He is visiting Professor with Birmingham and Solihull Mental Health Foundation Trust and the University of Worcester, and co-editor of Spirituality, Values and Mental Health: Jewels for the Journey (2007).