psychiatrists

A nonfiction graphic novel about psychologist Harry Harlow's famous experiments that demonstrated how rhesus monkeys preferred the soft, cloth-stuffed animal mother over wire surrogates; and how scientists wouldn't admit the word love into their clinical language.

This title explores the mysteries of alien abductions and the tools and technology behind researching them to debate the question of whether aliens have ever visited Earth.

An autobiography of Edward M. Hallowell who discusses the experiences that lead him to become a psychiatrist in the mental health profession.

Homicide detective Frost Easton doesn't like coincidences, but when a series of bizarre deaths rock San Francisco, Detective Easton must look for connections everywhere, including dangerous and personal locations.

Dr. Eric Parrish, newly a single father, is trying to hold his personal and professional lives together. His latest patient is a teenaged boy who is disturbingly obsessed with a girl. Before Eric can report the boy to the authorities, potentially breaking doctor-patient confidentiality, a sociopath strikes, seemingly targeting Eric, his practice, and his family. Eric will have to use his knowledge of psychology to stop this murderer before he can enact his final plan.

An introduction to the life and theories of early-twentieth-century psychoanalyst Sigmund Freud, discussing his childhood, his marriage and family, his relationships with other pioneers in psychology, his work in such areas as infantile sexual development and the Oedipus complex, and his impact on Western thought.

Identical twins Pamela Spiro Wagner and Carolyn Spiro share the story of Pamela's struggles with schizophrenia, and describe how her illness, breakdowns, and recovery changed the dynamics of their relationship.

Presents a first-hand, narrative, account of the author's experiences as a mental health professional at Bellevue Hospital in New York City, recounting his own struggles with childhood phobias and obsessive compulsive disorder, and describing feelings of loss associated with the suicide of his best friend, Henry.

The tragic and haunting story of Dick Diver, a young psychiatrist whose career is thwarted and his genius numbed through marriage to the exquisite and wealthy Nicole Warren.