| His rapid recovery could be ascribed to psychosomatics rather than to fate, of course, and this leads back to the question of Tenzing's attitude toward Everest. |
| The importance of quality in the relationship practitioner-patient also requires studying psychology, psychosomatics and cultural anthropology. |
| From the first, crucial insights of Anzieu a few decades ago, psychosomatics has now become a science and the skin is one of its key areas of observation and research. |
| For psychodynamically and depth psychology-oriented therapists and psychiatrists, physicians interested in psychosomatics, and clinical psychologists. |
| The book is a journey through the various pathologies of the skin, analyzed in the light of the latest discoveries of psychosomatics. |
| Psychosomatics covers psychological and social aspects in the diagnosis and treatment of diseases, and especially the area of tension between the physical and mental manifestation of illnesses. |
