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This book is a valuable resource for bridging the gap between psychology and physiotherapy. The comprehensive content of this book is a testament to the authors’ deep understanding of both fields. Their combined expertise is evident in the way complex psychological concepts are presented in a manner that is both accessible and relevant to physiotherapy students and practitioners. From fundamental topics like sensation, perception, and motivation to more specialized areas such as stress, pain management, and the psychology of chronic terminal illness, this book covers a broad spectrum of psychological knowledge that is essential for modern physiotherapy practice. One of the book’s strengths is its practical approach, with chapters dedicated to psychological testing, health communication, cognitive behavior therapy, and relaxation methods

Key Features

1. The book is primarily written for the Physiotherapy students.

2. This psychology textbook highlights the following content:

3. Foundations of Psychology: Comprehensive exploration of core psychological concepts, including sensation, perception, learning, memory, and intelligence, essential for understanding human behavior

4. Emotional and Social Dynamics: Detailed insights into emotions, stress, frustration, defense mechanisms, personality, and social psychology, helping students address the mental and emotional aspects of patient rehabilitation

5. Therapies and Interventions: Overview of various psychotherapies, relaxation techniques, and cognitive–behavioral methods designed to support patients with chronic illnesses, psychological disorders, and terminal conditions

6. Practical Tools and Assessments: Guidance on psychological testing, research methods, health communication, and the application of psychophysiotherapy, equipping students with skills for effective psychological assessments in clinical settings.