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Book Review: General Psychiatry: Essential Psychiatry—Fourth Edition

For a practising psychiatrist, some paragraphs in Ghaemi’s book might delve too deeply into philosophical dimensions. But those of us not satisfied with the way much of psychiatry is currently practiced and conceptually oversimplified will find this book very helpful. It suggests ways out of the present limitations and outlines where future concepts might emerge. Indeed, when it comes to a patient and his predicament, all sciences and disciplines are not equally useful. Depending on the nature of the problem, it is important to prioritize the involved aspects.