Mental Health in Modern Society

more profitably to an amplification of the authors' views on Part II (Continuing Problems) and Part III (Sources of Help in Treatment and Prevention). The latter in particular compels the interest of the reader by its imaginative suggestions as to the integration of various aspects of mental health; the practising physician, the social worker, the psychologist, the minister of religion, and the industrial services each receive a chapter; and examples are given of the particular scope of each, and moreover of the ways in which each can supplement the work of the other. In all this the problems are seen both from the angle of the individual and of his place in society. The result is an excellent, well-balanced and stimulating survey; though more space could, perhaps, be given to the practical difficulties of collaboration. The authors then go on to give a valuable chapter