A Mad People’s History of Madness (Contemporary Community Health)
A Mad People’s History of Madness considers madness from a historical and contemporary community health perspective. Dale Peterson’s book offers readers an accessible starting point for exploring mental health, social context, and community-based approaches to care.
About This Book
A Mad People’s History of Madness explores the subject of madness through the lens of contemporary community health.
The book connects mental health concerns with broader historical and social perspectives.
Its focus makes it relevant to readers studying psychology, health, social issues, and the history of mental health care.
Written by Dale Peterson, this volume is part of the Contemporary Community Health series.
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