Psychiatry

Crvena knjiga: Liber Novus

The Red Book is a masterpiece of introspection, written between 1914 and 1930 during Jung's profound spiritual crisis following his split with Freud. The compact edition offers a condensed version with key texts and images, more accessible to readers.

Developmental Theory and Clinical Process

Kriza psihijatrije ili psihijatrija krize

In the book "Crisis of psychiatry or psychiatry of crisis", authors Vladimir Paranošić and Predrag Kaličanin explore challenges and changes in the field of psychiatry.

Neuroze s obzirom na radnu sposobnost

The book is intended for psychiatrists, general practitioners, occupational medicine specialists, and lawyers involved in work capacity assessments.

Opća psiho patologija: s posebnim osvrtom na krivično pravo

The book exudes a high concentration of psychiatric thought, thought about general psychopathology, the most exciting psychiatric reading from which everything in psychiatry begins and with which everything ends.

Poznavanje čoveka: osnove individualne psihologije

The book was created as a collection of Adler's lectures held in Vienna, in front of an audience that encountered a new view of the very core of the human being.

Problemi psihopatije: osvrt na pitanja ocjene sposobnosti

The book deals with psychopathies, i.e. personality disorders characterized by emotional coldness, impulsivity, and lack of empathy.

Psihologija i alhemija

Psychology and Alchemy is a masterpiece of analytical psychology, in which Jung connects medieval alchemy with the unconscious processes of the psyche, showing that alchemical symbols are universal archetypes – a bridge between mythology, religion and psy

Psihologija i ljudska dvojba

Whether reflecting on war, psychology, or the ideas of existentialist thinkers such as Sartre and Kierkegaard, Dr. May everywhere expands our view of how humans can develop creatively in the human predicament.

Razumijevanje ludila

The author tries to bring mental illness closer to us and make it more understandable, pointing out that the experiences of mentally ill people are sometimes no different from the experiences of normal people, because we all sometimes have unrealistic fee