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"The Modern Malady: Or, Sufferers from Nerves" delves into the pervasive condition of neurasthenia, a widespread ailment affecting countless individuals at the turn of the century. Cyril Bennett meticulously examines the symptoms, causes, and potential remedies for this debilitating state of "nerves," offering insights into the psychology of stress and anxiety.
This insightful work explores the impact of modern life on mental health, providing a historical perspective on the challenges of coping with pressure and the search for well-being. Bennett's study offers valuable understanding of the human condition, with relevance to anyone interested in the history of psychology or seeking to comprehend the enduring struggles related to mental health. A valuable resource for those seeking to understand the historical context of stress management and the treatment of anxiety.
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