The Encyclopedia of Pain: On the Emergence of Pain, Its Causes, and How to Get Rid of It by Filin B. and . and Fat A. D. is a unique and in-depth study of one of the most complex and multifaceted topics in medicine and psychology - pain. This work is not only informative, but also fascinating, making it an indispensable tool for both health professionals and a wide audience interested in health and self-discovery. The authors, with considerable experience in their fields, offer the reader a holistic view of the nature of pain. They explore its physiological, psychological, and social aspects, revealing how and why pain occurs, how it is perceived, and how it can be managed. The book covers a wide range of topics, from biochemical processes occurring in the body to philosophical reflections on the role of pain in human life. Each section is permeated with scientific data and practical examples, which makes the material accessible for understanding. The Encyclopedia of Pain will be of particular interest to those facing chronic pain syndromes, as well as those looking for ways to alleviate suffering. It will be a useful resource for doctors, psychologists, therapists and anyone who wants to better understand how pain affects quality of life. The book will also attract the attention of medical and psychological students, as it is not only a theoretical, but also a practical guide. One of the key themes raised in the book is the link between physical and emotional pain. The authors examine in detail how stress, anxiety, and depression can enhance physical sensations, as well as how physical pain can affect a person's mental state. This makes the book relevant for those who are interested in psychosomatics and want to understand how emotional state can affect physical health. The writing style of Filin and Tolstoy is distinguished by clarity and accessibility .. They are able to explain complex medical terms in simple language, which makes their book understandable even for readers who do not have medical education. This quality makes the Encyclopedia of Pain not only a scientific work, but also a real guide for everyone who wants to understand their feelings and find ways to alleviate it. If you are looking for books about health, self-help, psychology or medicine, the Encyclopedia of Pain will be a real find for you. It can be compared to such works as “Pain: how to understand and overcome it” or “Psychosomatics: body and soul in harmony”. Readers interested in the topics of health and well-being will find in this book many useful tips and practical recommendations. In conclusion, The Encyclopedia of Pain is not just a book about pain, it is an in-depth study that helps to understand how to live with it and how to overcome it. Filin B. and . and Tolstoy A. D. They not only offer readers knowledge, but also hope for a better quality of life. This book will be an indispensable helper for all who seek understanding and harmony in their body and soul.