Маленькая женщина в большой психиатрии

I͡Ulii͡a Levchenko - vrach-psikhiatr i psikhoterapevt s bolee chem 12-letnim opytom, prepodavatelʹ instituta, avtor kolonki v zhurnale ''Psychologies'', vedet svoĭ populi͡arnyĭ blog (levchenko_psy), gde govorit s chitateli͡ami o depressii, trevozhnosti, fobii͡akh, panicheskikh atakakh i drugikh psikhiatricheskikh problemakh.V knige ''Malenʹkai͡a zhenshchina v bolʹshoĭ psikhiatrii'' vy posmotrite na mir psikhiatrii glazami avtora, uvidite neskolʹko prot͡sentov ee zhiznennykh perezhivaniĭ, i, vozmozhno, kogo-to kniga dazhe pobudit statʹ vrachom-psikhiatrom. Avtor ne tolʹko rasskazyvaet o slozhnykh, interesnykh i poroĭ uzhasai͡ushchikh sluchai͡akh iz praktiki, no i otkryvaet chitateli͡am to, chto proiskhodilo v dushe i͡unoĭ devushki, vstupivsheĭ na putʹ sovershenno nezhenskoĭ professii: ''Segodni͡a i͡a - ta samai͡a malenʹkai͡a zhenshchina v bolʹshoĭ psikhiatrii, kotorai͡a, nadev vysokie, no udobnye kabluki, uverenno shagaet vpered''.V rukakh vy derzhite unikalʹnyĭ sbornik istoriĭ o li͡udi͡akh, dli͡a kotorykh kazhdyĭ denʹ - ėto borʹba za svoe psikhicheskoe zdorovʹe. Pochemu chelovek ne pomnit t͡selye nedeli iz svoeĭ zhizni? Kak zarabotatʹ na svoem psikhicheskom zabolevanii? Zachem prinositʹ ''dary oseni'' vesnoĭ? Kakie opasnosti zhdut zhenshchinu-vracha v psikhiatricheskoĭ klinike? Kak perepletai͡utsi͡a sudʹby li͡udeĭ v malenʹkom gorodke i prichem zdesʹ psikhiatr?Ot istoriĭ o tikhoĭ vnutrenneĭ borʹbe do slozhnykh sluchaev, kogda lechenie kazhetsi͡a nevozmozhnym, ėta kniga otvechaet na vazhnye voprosy o khrupkosti chelovecheskoĭ psikhiki i vdokhnovli͡aet zadumatʹsi͡a o neobkhodimosti psikhiatricheskoĭ pomoshchi v sovremennom mire. Rabota vrachom v psikhiatricheskoĭ klinike, mi͡agko govori͡a, neprosta, a dli͡a khrupkoĭ molodoĭ devushki neprosta vdvoĭne. No avtoru i odnovremenno geroine ėtoĭ knigi udalosʹ naĭti svoĭ putʹ i prizvanie v ėtoĭ neobychnoĭ, slozhnoĭ i "nezhenskoĭ" professii.Vy uznaete, s chem stalkivai͡utsi͡a vrachi-psikhiatry na dezhurstvakh, kak rabotai͡ut s pat͡sientami i chto nabli͡udai͡ut kazhdyĭ denʹ. Kak vedut sebi͡a li͡udi pri depressii, trevozhnosti, fobii͡akh, panicheskikh atakakh, bipoli͡arnom rasstroĭstve, shizofrenii i drugikh nedugakh? A, glavnoe, kak im pomochʹ?Realʹnye istorii iz praktiki pokazhut vam mir psikhiatrii glazami vracha. Blagodari͡a ėtim istorii͡am vy smozhete zagli͡anutʹ v golovy li͡udeĭ s razlichnymi dushevnymi nedugami, uznatʹ, kak oni vidi͡at mir, i poni͡atʹ, kakui͡u borʹbu s soboĭ oni vedut kazhdyĭ denʹ. Kniga zastavli͡aet zadumatʹsi͡a o roli psikhiatricheskoĭ pomoshchi v sovremennom mire i o tom, kak vazhno pomogatʹ tem, kto boretsi͡a s psikhicheskimi rasstroĭstvami.

Yulia Levchenko is a psychiatrist and psychotherapist with more than 12 years of experience, a lecturer at the institute, the author of a column in the journal "Psychologies", runs her popular blog (levchenko_psy), where she talks with readers about depression, anxiety, phobias, panic attacks and other psychiatric problems.In the book "A Little Woman in Big Psychiatry" you will look at the world of psychiatry through the eyes of the author, you will see several percent of her life experiences, and perhaps the book will even encourage someone to become a psychiatrist. The author not only tells about difficult, interesting and sometimes terrifying cases from practice, but also reveals to readers what happened in the soul of a young girl who embarked on the path of a completely unfeminine profession.: "Today I am the little woman in the big psychiatry who, wearing high but comfortable heels, confidently steps forward."In your hands you are holding a unique collection of stories about people for whom every day is a struggle for their mental health. Why does a person not remember whole weeks of his life? How to make money from your mental illness? Why bring the "gifts of autumn" in the spring? What dangers await a female doctor in a psychiatric clinic? How do the fates of people in a small town intertwine, and what does a psychiatrist have to do with it?From stories of quiet inner struggles to difficult cases where treatment seems impossible, this book answers important questions about the fragility of the human psyche and inspires us to reflect on the need for psychiatric care in the modern world. To put it mildly, working as a doctor in a psychiatric clinic is not easy, and for a fragile young girl it is doubly difficult. But the author and at the same time the heroine of this book managed to find her way and vocation in this unusual, complex and "unfeminine" profession.You will learn what psychiatrists face on duty, how they work with patients, and what they observe every day. How do people behave with depression, anxiety, phobias, panic attacks, bipolar disorder, schizophrenia and other ailments? And, most importantly, how can we help them?Real stories from practice will show you the world of psychiatry through the eyes of a doctor. Thanks to these stories, you will be able to look into the heads of people with various mental illnesses, find out how they see the world, and understand what kind of struggle they are fighting with themselves every day. The book makes you think about the role of psychiatric care in the modern world and how important it is to help those who struggle with mental disorders.