Metaphors of Healing

Harish Malhotra, MD, is a diplomate of the American Board of Psychiatry and Neurology, a Distinguished Life Fellow of the American Psychiatric Association, and a clinical associate professor of psychiatry at Rutgers Medical School in Newark, New Jersey. He has been practicing psychiatry since 1977.

• AcknowledgmentsIntroduction Chapter One—The Daily GrindChapter Two—Interpersonal RelationshipsChapter Three—Problem-SolvingChapter Four—Beating Negative ThinkingChapter Five—Letting Go & Living NowChapter Six—Know & Appreciate YourselfChapter Seven—DatingChapter Eight—Being a Better & Happier YouChapter Nine—Working Toward SuccessChapter Ten—MindsetChapter Eleven—Consideration for OthersChapter Twelve—Marriage & Romantic RelationshipsChapter Thirteen—AddictionChapter Fourteen—Connecting with Difficult Patients

Malhotra has given a new dimension to psychotherapy by creating new metaphors in everyday life which each individual can easily relate to in a most effective way. . . . The book has a potential to be used as a bibliotherapy self-help book or as a tool for clinicians to effectively influence their client’s behavior. This book is written with great experience and wisdom.