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“Somatization” as a book category focuses on the mind–body relationship, specifically how psychological or social distress can manifest as physical symptoms without a clear biomedical cause. It includes clinical overviews of somatic symptom and related disorders, functional neurological (conversion) symptoms, and medically unexplained symptoms; practical guides for assessment and treatment; research syntheses; and patient memoirs or narratives. Books in this genre often address diagnostic challenges, stigma, cultural and gender influences, communication between patients and clinicians, and evidence-based care such as cognitive-behavioral and integrative mind–body approaches. The category brings together perspectives from psychiatry, psychology, neurology, primary care, and the social sciences to illuminate lived experiences and the complexities of care.

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