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Condizione: New.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: New.

Condizione: As New. Unread book in perfect condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fair. Jacket A Little Discoloured Over Spine With Denting/Fraying To Upper End And Over Upper Board Corners, Spine Undamaged Bar A Little Denting To Lower End. Boards And All Pages Tightly Bound And Clean Bar Previous Owners Details Within Cover. Photo Supplied By Site Not Seller And Will Not Represent Actual Copy. Mail Us For Pics.

Hardcover. Condizione: Near Fine. Limited Edition. Clean, sharp copy. No date, circa 1990s. 276 pages. Issue of 5000, this is number 2876. Multiple black and white photos on just about every page documenting the history of this county. 0.

Limited first edition. Numbered 2378 of 5000 in pen on limited page. 276 pages printed on slick paper. 4to 11 1/4" x 8 3/4". Deep red faux leather stamped in gilt. Filled with vintage photos. no date. Like new condition.

Hardcover. Condizione: Good. No Jacket. Undated."Illustrated with a Great Number of Portraits."Bound in the publisher's original green cloth with the title in gilt on a label on the spine. The label is worn.Corners are bumped . hinges are cracked. End papers in black. pages are lightly age-toned, clean and unmarked. Binding is holding well.117 pp.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ASYLUM WITHOUT WALLSAmerica's Abandonment of the Severely Mentally IllIn 1971, a young clinical psychology intern walked through the locked wards of an Ohio state psychiatric hospital. Fifty years later, that same clinician drives through Los Angeles, seeing identical symptoms-catatonia, command hallucinations, psychotic deterioration-playing out on sidewalks instead of in treatment facilities.Asylum Without Walls is Dr. Ivan Gulas's unflinching account of how America dismantled its mental health system without building anything to replace it. Drawing on five decades of clinical observation, historical research, and neuroscientific evidence, Gulas traces the arc from the therapeutic promise of the Kirkbride asylums through the legal and financial forces that emptied state hospitals, to the present catastrophe: 250,000 to 350,000 severely mentally ill Americans living on our streets, with ten times more incarcerated in jails than housed in psychiatric facilities.This is not an abstract policy debate. Gulas brings clinical precision to the human cost-the families watching loved ones deteriorate while a system designed to refuse help points to "autonomy," the medieval diseases returning to American cities, the preventable deaths recorded as "homeless mortality."But Asylum Without Walls is more than witness testimony. Examining what other nations have built-the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Japan-Gulas demonstrates that alternatives exist. He proposes concrete reforms: new legal standards that acknowledge what neuroscience now proves about impaired decision-making, a continuum of care that doesn't require catastrophe as the price of admission, and the principle that responsibility for the severely mentally ill must be structurally inescapable.A former Harvard Medical School faculty member and Board-Certified Clinical Psychologist, Gulas writes with the authority of someone who was there at the beginning and has watched the consequences unfold across five decades. Dr. Gulas exposes the legal standards, financial incentives, and ideological forces that made abandonment inevitable-and proposes what must be built to replace it. This book is both a devastating indictment and a blueprint for reform, This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. In Changing the Odds: A New Understanding of PTSD, Dr. Ivan Gulas draws on more than fifty years of clinical practice-spanning psychoanalytic training, cognitive-behavioral modalities, neuropsychology, and brain imaging-to introduce a unifying framework that reshapes how PTSD can be understood, treated, and successfully navigated.Through vivid narrative, clinical insight, and neuroscience, Dr. Gulas argues that trauma does more than produce fear. It shatters the brain's internal probability-assessment system-the quiet, invisible mechanism that continuously evaluates risk and allows people to live without constant terror. Trauma forces an instant, catastrophic recalibration: the brain, proven wrong in a moment of mortal danger, overcorrects toward hypervigilance and constant alarm.The result is the condition we call PTSD: not a collection of symptoms, but a disorder of miscalibrated threat assessment affecting memory, emotion, behavior, and the body's survival systems. Through this lens, intrusive memories, avoidance, hypervigilance, triggers, dissociation, and emotional numbing become understandable responses to a system struggling to avoid ever being "wrong" about danger again.This book is neither a treatment manual nor a self-help guide. Instead, it opens a fiercely original window onto the unseen mechanisms that shape trauma and recovery. It explains why certain therapeutic approaches work, why others falter, and what recovery truly looks like: the gradual restoration of trust in a world that once proved catastrophically unsafe. Written for clinicians, trauma survivors, and families, Changing the Odds offers clarity, hope, and a powerful new way of understanding the path to healing. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. Condizione sovraccoperta: Fair. Jacket Faded/Discoloured Over Spine With Fraying Along Lower , Upper Edges And Board Corners. Spine Undamaged With Boards And All Pages Both Tightly Bound And Clean Bar An Address Within Covers. Photo Supplied By Site Not Seller And Will Not Represent Actual Copy,

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good. ND but 1880's, in attractive half black morocco over red cloth. Spine, raised bands, gilt tooling & titles. Internally, frontis, [3], (iv-xx), [1], 2-748 pp, 30 B&W illustrations on 11 double sided leaves, new marbled endpapers, occasional spotting mainly to prelims. 2 columns per page, a.e.g. Rebound by the previous owner 1993. (232*148 mm).

Soft cover. Condizione: Fair. Ninth revision paperback spiral-bound book in fair condition. Fairly crudely typed and copied book in plastic spiral-binding. Bowing to covers and to pages throughout. Marks to covers. Spotting to edges of text block. Title page partially detached from binding. Pages lightly tanned. Reading/working copy. 4to. 114pp.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Condizione: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Condizione: Very Good+. Limited Edition. Clean green cloth has gilt title on spine. Gilt ruled border with title on front cover. Special Limited Edition, profusely illustrated with photopgraphs. Signed by Gemma Crabtree & Bob Williams & "Property of Helen McKay, 12/97." . The story of the Crabtree Family. Genealogy ; Photographs; 4to 11" - 13" tall; 208 pages; Signed by All Authors.

Soft cover. Condizione: Good. Octavo. 54pp. The "O" in "O imitatores, Servum pecus" appears beneath the "A" in "THEATRE" on the title-page. Below imprint in square brackets: price One Shilling. Disbound. ESTC T36198.

Hardcover. Condizione: Fine. Condizione sovraccoperta: Near Fine. First edition. Quarto. Illustrated. Fine in near fine dust jacket with a modest scrape on the front panel.

21cm, 54p., wraps, prelimns lightly foxed, very good. (Lt). ESTC T35901. David Garrick was an important figure in 18th century British Theatre, not only as an accomplished and popular actor, particularily of Shakespeare roles, but also as an owner and manager of the respected Theatre Royal in Drury Lane. During his 29 years with the Theatre Royal, Garrick used his considerable talent to change the face of stage production an performance, from set and costume design to special effects and even audience behaviour. Garrick walso wrote more than 20 plays.

Condizione: Poor. 8vo. Blue decorated boards, embossing and gilt to front board and embossed motif on rear board. Gilt and stamped decorated spine. Moxon's popular poets on front board, not on title page. Distressed top and bottom of spine. bumps to extremes, some foxing to pages, otherwise other pages unmarked at all. One neat po name on contents page. Each page has red boarder. 600pp.

First Edition. 4to, 7pp, uncut as issued; deckle-edged wrappers printed in black and red. One of 150 copies in the edition, playfully numbered "85812 Inexperienced" and sgined by the poet at the colophon. The entire edition was made for private distribution as gifts; this one has been nicely inscribed in front by Kelly to fellow poet Frank Samperi, with the inscription signed also by Helen Kelly, whose notes on Plutarch provided the impetus for this poem. Among Kelly's scarcer titles. A trifle rubed and with a hint of age toning.

Condizione: Good. 8vo., 20 pp. Original signed typed letters: Very Good+. Copies of same, VG, with some minor staining and creasing. Letter from the 19th has two pages, the 24th one page. Correspondence between noted NY Times Journalist Salisbury and Hollywood Producer Cowan regarding US/Soviet relations, Russian culture, Leningrad, film, literature, and the possibility of an American-Russian corporation.

Condizione: Very Good. On offer are a large archive of 45 letters and related ephemeral material, for the family of Edith H. Chase, of Salisbury Mills, Orange County, New York, all dated between 1874 and 1887. The collection mainly consists of incoming letters (approximately 33) to Edith Howser Chase, with about half dated 1886-1887, when Edith would have been between the ages of 18 and 19 years old. Other letters are addressed to members of her family, her grandmother, Aunt Nellie, and others, as well as girlhood friends. Edith wrote several letters as well. There is much description of family, domestic life and activities and health matters. Edith Howser Chase was born April 20, 1868 and appears to have died in 1889. The circle of family and friends who are corresponding reach as far west as Manhattan, Kansas, to various towns in Missouri, like Creve Coeur, Foristell and Jonesburg. Edith's friends wrote from South Boston, Massachusetts, Brooklyn (Greenpoint), Binghamton, New York and Dunmore, Pennsylvania. The extended network of family is well illustrated with correspondence that spans from granddaughter to grandparents. The letters are mostly addressed to Edith at Salisbury Mills, Orange County, New York. Salisbury Mills is about 8 miles southwest of Newburgh, New York. Edith's grandfather, J. K. Schultz, apparently moved to Missouri from New York, as did some of her other relatives. Her Aunt Nellie, a correspondent, also wrote Edith from Manhattan, Kansas, in 1885. The collection consists of a total of 180 manuscript pages plus related ephemeral items including 6 pages of scrap paper with notes, copied poems, etc., dated 1883-1885, 1 postcard addressed to Andrew Schultz, Chester, NY, dated 1886, 1 manuscript Christmas poem, dated 1883 by E. H. Chase and 1 card with Boston Linen Company letterhead. The letters are all in good to very good condition. Some contain age-toning or ink fading, or both, but all the letters are legible and readable. Each letter comes with its original envelope attached. Sample Text: "South Boston. Nov. 7, 1883. Dear Friend Edith. I concluded that I might as well answer as I received your welcomed epistle November Second and I thought I would never get an answer. I was very glad when you said you took music lessons. How far are you I suppose you have a piece have you not? Have you got your organ yet? I should think Josie must be getting quite large by this time is she not? Have you still kept your cow I suppose you go for her every day the same as usual. I should think it would be very lonesome for your Grandma now since your Uncle John has moved away, I presume you have not seen Rover since have you? I should think it would be lonesome now as Winter is approaching.I suppose it looks desolate over the forests.Now Edith I know this is not a very nice letter and hope you will excuse it as U will try to write a nicer one next time. Your loving Friend. Katie."; "May 4 / 86. Manhattan, Kansas. Dear Niece, I received a letter from you about two weeks ago and should of answered sooner had I done as I ought. We were very glad to hear that you were all in so good health, but sorry to hear of the baby's death although no doubt better off than in this suffering world."; "St. Louis, Mo. Oct. 23rd, 1886. Dear Edith, Will now commence to answer your welcome letter which I rec'd since here, in the big City. It was forwarded to me, as was several others. Am glad you all enjoy such good health, and it such was not the case with me don't know what would become of me, but I am never sick or at least have never been so far and would hate awful had to be sick here;/ I came down the First of this month had a place the ninth and went to work same day.by the way I have a present I don't remember telling you of in the shape of a ring, plain gold but is very pretty. My dutchman presented me with it and he is evening down to see me soon.You must write to me soon Edith as I get so lonesome. Your aunty Nell." (Background: Edith Howser Chase was born. Manuscript.

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. ASYLUM WITHOUT WALLSAmerica's Abandonment of the Severely Mentally IllIn 1971, a young clinical psychology intern walked through the locked wards of an Ohio state psychiatric hospital. Fifty years later, that same clinician drives through Los Angeles, seeing identical symptoms-catatonia, command hallucinations, psychotic deterioration-playing out on sidewalks instead of in treatment facilities.Asylum Without Walls is Dr. Ivan Gulas's unflinching account of how America dismantled its mental health system without building anything to replace it. Drawing on five decades of clinical observation, historical research, and neuroscientific evidence, Gulas traces the arc from the therapeutic promise of the Kirkbride asylums through the legal and financial forces that emptied state hospitals, to the present catastrophe: 250,000 to 350,000 severely mentally ill Americans living on our streets, with ten times more incarcerated in jails than housed in psychiatric facilities.This is not an abstract policy debate. Gulas brings clinical precision to the human cost-the families watching loved ones deteriorate while a system designed to refuse help points to "autonomy," the medieval diseases returning to American cities, the preventable deaths recorded as "homeless mortality."But Asylum Without Walls is more than witness testimony. Examining what other nations have built-the Netherlands, Germany, Italy, Japan-Gulas demonstrates that alternatives exist. He proposes concrete reforms: new legal standards that acknowledge what neuroscience now proves about impaired decision-making, a continuum of care that doesn't require catastrophe as the price of admission, and the principle that responsibility for the severely mentally ill must be structurally inescapable.A former Harvard Medical School faculty member and Board-Certified Clinical Psychologist, Gulas writes with the authority of someone who was there at the beginning and has watched the consequences unfold across five decades. Dr. Gulas exposes the legal standards, financial incentives, and ideological forces that made abandonment inevitable-and proposes what must be built to replace it. This book is both a devastating indictment and a blueprint for reform, This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.