Discover a fresh perspective on mental distress with “Psychopathology: A Social Neuropsychological Perspective” by Lee and Irwin. This engaging book challenges traditional medical classifications, offering a balanced integration of psychosocial and neuropsychological insights. Explore the profound impact of context, relationships, and neuroplasticity on mental well-being. Designed for undergraduate students, this essential resource encourages critical thinking beyond standard diagnostic models. With built-in reflection points, it fosters debate and deeper understanding. “Psychopathology: A Social Neuropsychological Perspective” provides an original, stand-alone examination of mental health, making it a valuable addition to “The Bookish Owl” collection for aspiring psychologists and mental health professionals.