Please recommend a book on the principles of spirituality, thank you.

That aspect? For example: behavioral? Spiritual directives? Crime aspect (fewer people see than shout)?

There are 3 parts to the introduction to psychoanalysis: Wrong Actions, Dream Interpretation, and Psychotic Symptoms.

1 Wrong action: You can find "Behavioral Psychology" to see, this is a big book! If you want to subdivide "Social Psychology" This is a relatively good sociology book you can take a look at!

2 Dream If you understand the ancient texts, you can try to read the Taoist classics "Tao Te Ching", "Zhuangzi" and "Liezi", but I guess you won't read it It's too difficult to really understand, there are too many things to explain! It is recommended to read "Pure Heart Decision" It is not long and easy to understand, but it is best not to read the annotations, and it is best to understand it slowly by yourself, Now many dream interpretations are mostly inferred from the reality of the situation Personally, I don't think it's too worth watching!

3: Psychotic state, uh. This tired estimate is that those who study medicine will take a look, I really don't know, if you really want to see it, you can go to the Internet to find it!

Personal opinion, I think reading ancient books is more interesting than modern books! A few words If understood, the words of a modern book are worth it! Streamlined but hard to understand!

Reading books is not the main thing, caring for each other more mentally. Be more mentally concerned about the patient. Reading is not important. Congratulations on your success.

PsychosisA History of Studies: From Asylum to Prozac; Genius on the Left, Madman on the Right: The First Interview Notes for Mentally Ill Persons in China.

Mental illness, also known as mental illness, refers to diseases in which the brain functions badly under the influence of various biological, psychological and social environmental factors, resulting in varying degrees of impairment of cognitive, emotional, volitional and behavioral mental activities as clinical manifestations.

Psychologists believe that conflicts, crises, tensions, and trauma can lead to mental illness, especially in a person who is easily hurt. For example, a child who witnesses a parent killing someone may develop feelings of depression and nervousness, and even develop post-traumatic stress disorder.

Sociologists believe that major events and situations can lead to mental illness. For example, people in the region have a higher chance of developing mental illness during social movements, wars, or suffering from natural or man-made diseases. Poor, impermanent and unresourced areas also have a higher risk of mental illness than wealthy and stable areas.

Professor Chen Taoan of Southwest University lectures on psychoanalysis, which is quite detailed, but his level is only that of a young middle-class professor, although it is easy to understand, it is far from profound.

There is a set of psychoanalytic books, called the Psychoanalytic Classics Translation Series, and there is a book that is relatively easy to understand, the psychopathology of everyday life

Probably this name, Freud wrote, you can see, it is written much shallower than the interpretation of dreams.

Sigmund Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams" is the most classic masterpiece of psychoanalysis.

I don't know about the school, but I like MScott. Parker's Map of the Mind and Dialogue with the Heart

Freud's "The Interpretation of Dreams" is also known as "Dream Interpretation". Preferably reliable for Commercial Press publishing.