Abnormal Psychology.: a book or essay by Daniel Ibarra.

By: Ibarra, Daniel

Abnormal Psychology
A work by Daniel Ibarra

"What if what we call madness were, in fact, a more lucid way of seeing the world?"

In a society obsessed with normative norms, where emotions must fit, bodies must obey, and the mind must be tamed, "Abnormal Psychology" rises as a cry, an open wound, and an urgent confession. Daniel Ibarra writes not from the clinical pulpit, but from the trenches of the human soul: where suffering cannot be diagnosed, where pain does not respond to treatment, and where "abnormal" is not a mistake... but a forgotten language.

This is not a book on traditional psychology. It is a manifesto against molds. A courageous journey through the blurred boundaries between health and illness, between freedom and control, between empathy and diagnosis. Each chapter is a poetic, philosophical, and visceral exploration of themes that society prefers to silence: the medicalization of suffering, the stigma of difference, the pharmaceutical industry, emotional desensitization in the digital age, the fragility of love in modern times, and identity in a culture that demands you function more than feel.

Abnormal Psychology is an invitation to face what makes us uncomfortable:

Are we calling those who simply don't fit in "sick"?

Do we really want to cure... or simply control?

What happens when we confuse sensitivity with weakness?

What if what the world calls "abnormality" is, in fact, a more honest way of existing?

With a brutal mix of poetry, analysis, and testimony, Daniel Ibarra constructs a monumental work that moves, stirs, and transforms. More than a book, it is an emotional experience, a dark mirror, a caress on the wound that many carry without a name.

In times of noise, where everything is classified, measured, and prescribed, Abnormal Psychology is a declaration of war against indifference. A hymn to emotional diversity. A tribute to all those who were once called "weird," "difficult," "broken"... when in reality they were simply human.

For readers who aren't afraid to think, feel, cry, and wake up.
A must-read for those who have ever felt they didn't belong.

• Format: Paperback
• Language: English
• ISBN: B0FC35PVLN
• ISBN13: 9798286900589
• Release Date: June 2025
• Publisher: Independently Published
• Length: 390 Pages
• Weight: 1.15 lbs.
• Dimensions: 0.8" x 6.0" x 9.0"