Judaism and Psychiatry By Simon Noveck, Ph.D.

Judaism and Psychiatry: Two Approaches to the Personal Problems and Needs of Modern Man is a notable book edited by Simon Noveck, Ph.D. and published in 1956 by Basic Books, Inc.. 

The book bridges the gap between religious tradition and modern psychological science. At 197 pages long, the volume compiles perspectives that compare how classical Jewish thought and contemporary psychoanalytic concepts address the existential, emotional, and social needs of individuals