The Myth of Neuropsychiatry: A Look at Paradoxes, Physics, and the Human Brain

Springer (1994)
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Destined to become a classic, this work propounds a brilliant new theory of mental processes. Dr. Mender synergistically draws on the most stunning breakthroughs in physics, mathematics, philosophy, psychology, and medicine to create an original, workable theory that can be applied to those seriously in need of psychological help.

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