In this book, Professor Stahl addresses the basics of psychopharmacology, guided by the experience of selecting treatment regimens and methods in individual practice. In the current fourth edition, the text of the book has been released in a form updated to the level of modern knowledge, also accompanied by generally understandable terminology and illustrations, allowing a wider range of readers to become familiar with this topic. The book consists of two parts, the first includes general neurobiology presented in chapters on clinical research, the second main part is presented in chapters on psychosis, antipsychotics, antidepressants, impulsivity, compulsiveness and addictions. With clear language and vivid accompanying illustrations, this book is the most accessible source of information on disease mechanisms and drug action, and remains the primary reference for students and mental health professionals seeking to understand and implement modern therapies.

Amateur translation, chapters 1-10 translated. No footnotes or illustrations