What is our opinion about the value of psychotropic drugs? How cautious are we in their use? Why do many patients, instead of benefiting from the advances of modern psychopharmacology, usually get involved in various alternative solutions, from which only those who propose them benefit?

In this book, honorary professor Pavlos Sakkas focuses on the beliefs surrounding the drugs used in psychiatry, identifying the main myths about psychotropic drugs and shedding light on the sources of misinformation.