ISBN: 9798996333202 - welcome to humanity: a psychiatrist's memoir and case against the mental health system (7 risultati)

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On a January morning in 1980, a twenty-one-year-old named Fred Moss walked onto a locked psychiatric ward in Pontiac, Michigan, for what was supposed to be three weeks of orientation pay. A boy named Samuel smiled at him. He stayed five years. That smile is where this book begins.Welcome to Humanity traces one doctor's 46-year journey from the floor of a state institution to private practice, from Indiana prisons to a geriatric ward in Cleveland where he began taking patients off their medications and watched them recognize their children again. Along the way, he survived two car accidents, an aortic dissection, a challenge to his medical license, and a final firing by video call that he experienced as freedom.The argument underneath all of it is simple: connection is the medicine. Not a metaphor. A clinical observation repeated across more than 30,000 conversations. What most people labeled with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and a growing catalog of diagnoses are actually experiencing is a normal response to a genuinely hard world. The diagnosis names the suffering. It does not explain it.Structured in five parts, The Formation, The Descent, The Reckoning, The Return, and The Work, this is the book Moss could not write while he was still inside the system. The microphone is in his hands now.There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been. A psychiatrist who spent 46 years and more than 30,000 conversations inside the mental health system reaches a verdict: the system has been solving the wrong problem. There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

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Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On a January morning in 1980, a twenty-one-year-old named Fred Moss walked onto a locked psychiatric ward in Pontiac, Michigan, for what was supposed to be three weeks of orientation pay. A boy named Samuel smiled at him. He stayed five years. That smile is where this book begins.Welcome to Humanity traces one doctor's 46-year journey from the floor of a state institution to private practice, from Indiana prisons to a geriatric ward in Cleveland where he began taking patients off their medications and watched them recognize their children again. Along the way, he survived two car accidents, an aortic dissection, a challenge to his medical license, and a final firing by video call that he experienced as freedom.The argument underneath all of it is simple: connection is the medicine. Not a metaphor. A clinical observation repeated across more than 30,000 conversations. What most people labeled with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and a growing catalog of diagnoses are actually experiencing is a normal response to a genuinely hard world. The diagnosis names the suffering. It does not explain it.Structured in five parts, The Formation, The Descent, The Reckoning, The Return, and The Work, this is the book Moss could not write while he was still inside the system. The microphone is in his hands now.There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been. A psychiatrist who spent 46 years and more than 30,000 conversations inside the mental health system reaches a verdict: the system has been solving the wrong problem. There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Condizione: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - On a January morning in 1980, a twenty-one-year-old named Fred Moss walked onto a locked psychiatric ward in Pontiac, Michigan, for what was supposed to be three weeks of orientation pay. A boy named Samuel smiled at him. He stayed five years. That smile is where this book begins.Welcome to Humanity traces one doctor's 46-year journey from the floor of a state institution to private practice, from Indiana prisons to a geriatric ward in Cleveland where he began taking patients off their medications and watched them recognize their children again. Along the way, he survived two car accidents, an aortic dissection, a challenge to his medical license, and a final firing by video call that he experienced as freedom.The argument underneath all of it is simple: connection is the medicine. Not a metaphor. A clinical observation repeated across more than 30,000 conversations. What most people labeled with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and a growing catalog of diagnoses are actually experiencing is a normal response to a genuinely hard world. The diagnosis names the suffering. It does not explain it.Structured in five parts, The Formation, The Descent, The Reckoning, The Return, and The Work, this is the book Moss could not write while he was still inside the system. The microphone is in his hands now.There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been.…

Paperback. Condizione: new. Paperback. On a January morning in 1980, a twenty-one-year-old named Fred Moss walked onto a locked psychiatric ward in Pontiac, Michigan, for what was supposed to be three weeks of orientation pay. A boy named Samuel smiled at him. He stayed five years. That smile is where this book begins.Welcome to Humanity traces one doctor's 46-year journey from the floor of a state institution to private practice, from Indiana prisons to a geriatric ward in Cleveland where he began taking patients off their medications and watched them recognize their children again. Along the way, he survived two car accidents, an aortic dissection, a challenge to his medical license, and a final firing by video call that he experienced as freedom.The argument underneath all of it is simple: connection is the medicine. Not a metaphor. A clinical observation repeated across more than 30,000 conversations. What most people labeled with depression, anxiety, ADHD, and a growing catalog of diagnoses are actually experiencing is a normal response to a genuinely hard world. The diagnosis names the suffering. It does not explain it.Structured in five parts, The Formation, The Descent, The Reckoning, The Return, and The Work, this is the book Moss could not write while he was still inside the system. The microphone is in his hands now.There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been. A psychiatrist who spent 46 years and more than 30,000 conversations inside the mental health system reaches a verdict: the system has been solving the wrong problem. There may be nothing wrong with you. There may never have been. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…