Explore the complex world of mental well-being with the ‘Common Mental Health Problems’ 4-volume set from The Bookish Owl. This comprehensive collection delves into the causes, understanding, prevention, and treatment of conditions often labeled as common mental health problems in Western societies. Drawing on philosophical, conceptual, historical, and empirical discussions, these volumes critically examine fear and sadness, questioning the ontology of mental health issues. Discover diverse epistemological perspectives on how modern Western societies medicalize misery and the varied forms of knowledge generated by researchers. Offering a broad and inclusive view, this set provides depth and nuance on a highly debated field, perfect for students, researchers, and anyone seeking a deeper understanding of mental health. Includes discussions on historical context, medical and psychological approaches, and the social dimensions of mental health.