PsyS: Une histoire inédite de la santé mentale

Lieberman delves into lesser-known aspects of psychiatric history—what do you think motivated this focus, and how does it change our understanding of mental health today?

The book reveals some controversial methods and decisions—did this alter your perception of the field or make you question current practices?

Lieberman covers a wide range of personalities and events—I'm curious whether this was driven by availability of sources or a deliberate narrative choice.