A Treatise On Hysteria

An insightful and compassionate examination of the nature, symptoms, and treatment of hysteria, a disorder that was once widely misunderstood and stigmatized. Written by George Tate, a pioneering physician and lecturer, this book draws on the latest medical research and clinical experience to provide a nuanced and practical approach to dealing with this challenging condition.
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