Depression Runs in Families: The Social Context of Risk and Resilience in Children of Depressed Mothers

This hardcover edition is in excellent condition, with minimal signs of wear. The binding is strong, and the pages are clean and intact, printed on acid-free paper. There is no dust jacket present. The book appears well-preserved, suitable for both collectors and academic use.

"Depression Runs in Families: The Social Context of Risk and Resilience in Children of Depressed Mothers" by Constance Hammen is a significant work published by Springer-Verlag in 1991. This hardcover edition explores the intricate dynamics of depression within family settings, focusing on how children of depressed mothers navigate risk and resilience. As part of the Series in Psychopathology, this book offers a scholarly examination of mental health, making it an essential resource for psychologists, researchers, and students. The first edition status, confirmed by the complete number line, adds to its value for collectors and academics alike. Constance Hammen, a noted figure in psychology, provides deep insights into the familial and social aspects of mental health. The book is printed on acid-free paper, ensuring durability. Condition is excellent, with the hardcover showing minimal wear. This edition is a crucial addition to any collection focused on mental health and family studies.