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Why America Suffers and other book projects
Dr Trivisonno writes about psychological, psychiatric and cultural issues.
His current book in the process of publication is Why America Suffers, and Its Implications for Psychological Well Being.
Dr Trivisonno writes about psychological, psychiatric and cultural issues.
His current book in the process of publication is Why America Suffers, and Its Implications for Psychological Well Being.
A synapsis: At present, twenty million Americans suffer from major depression; and another sixteen million experience severe anxiety that warrant a psychiatric diagnosis. Twenty million Americans more have serious problems with substance abuse. The compounded cost of depression to Americans reaches a staggering 83 billion dollars a year. From a psychological perspective, this generation of Americans is suffering more than any preceding one. For many in this country, the American "dream" has turned into a "nightmare."
Why America Suffers is a book intended to waken us up from the nightmare.
Why America Suffers carries out an analysis of American society written from the perspective of a psychiatrist trained as a psychoanalyst in Argentina and as a biologically-oriented psychiatrist in the United States. The book is illustrated with personal experiences and examples taken from real life and clinical practice. The book presents practical solutions to the problems Americans face today giving recommendations to start positive change—both in American society and in individuals.
While Part I of the book analyzes American society and people’s problems in it, part II becomes a practical self help hand-book for every American engaged in the attainment of mental health and the pursuit of personal happiness. This last element—being solution focused--makes of this work an important contribution to the mental well-being of the American people.
While Part I of the book analyzes American society and people’s problems in it, part II becomes a practical self help hand-book for every American engaged in the attainment of mental health and the pursuit of personal happiness. This last element—being solution focused--makes of this work an important contribution to the mental well-being of the American people.
