Publishing House "Diogene" and University of Georgia hosted the presentation of Oliver Sacks’ book.

 In the book The Man Who Mistook His Wife for a Hat, the renowned British neurologist Oliver Sacks (1933-2015) describes unusual cases from his clinical practice. The incredible stories of over twenty patients with damage to various areas of the brain reveal more about the depths of the human psyche and soul (a word Sacks uses freely, unlike many of his colleagues) than many scientific papers.

Speakers:

• Tamar Lomidze – Translator

• Nana Burduli – PhD in Psychology, Professor, Head of the Department of Psychology at University of Georgia, EAGT Gestalt Therapist

• Lela Tkeshelashvili – Psychologist, Lecturer at University of Georgia

• Ana Chumburidze – Child and Adult Psychiatrist, Lecturer of Applied Psychology Master's Program at University of Georgia