The Prostate Gland

A book for men and women from middle age to advanced years who have suddenly and unexpectedly become confronted with the huge effects that the male prostate can have on the body.

It is a tale of what can happen to both men and women when the prostate transforms over time as the body changes, free of any of the minor or major taboos surrounding those involved.



The book presents both a subjective and an objective account, from a female and a male perspective, of what the prostate is and of the physical, psychological and social effects that changes to the prostate can bring as one ages or reaches old age. The latest medical, psychotherapeutic and social measures available to help men with prostate issues and their partners are discussed.



It also addresses the therapeutic taboos that have previously prevented us from attempting a systemic approach to the physical, psychological and social transformation that men and women undergo when they reach middle age and beyond.



N. N. studied Human Medicine and Systemic Management before

obtai­ning a doctorate on the subject of corticosteroids. Over the course of their clinical activities N. N. developed an interest in the systemic links between the organism, the psyche and the social system and the asso­ciated recursive, paradoxically organised control loops.