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Michael’s 2025 Year in Books
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(In)Sane: Memoirs of a Manic Millennial
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Mental Health and Psychedelics — What You Need to Know
In the raging battle against mental-health issues, such as depression, anxiety, PTSD, and eating disorders, patients and practitioners alike are perpetually in pursuit of effective and holistic means of treatment. Since the recognition of mental illness in the United States in 1946, treatment has evolved significantly. However, there is, undoubtedly, an over-reliance on medications as a primary fo
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"As the daughter of a psychologist and a psych nurse it was interesting to hear about this world from a patient’s perspective. The book focuses on how a mental health issue manifested and derailed the authors’s life surfacing from within like a cancer"
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“Too often, we see mental illness as something that can be treated with a pill, or a few sessions with a therapist. We often do not view it as a problem that gradually builds over time, which is why, as in my case, it is not addressed appropriately until the situation has become decidedly severe.”
― (In)Sane: Memoirs of a Manic Millennial
― (In)Sane: Memoirs of a Manic Millennial
“Too often, we see mental illness as something that can be treated with a pill, or a few sessions with a therapist. We often do not view it as a problem that gradually builds over time, which is why, as in my case, it is not addressed appropriately until the situation has become decidedly severe.”
― (In)Sane: Memoirs of a Manic Millennial
― (In)Sane: Memoirs of a Manic Millennial
“I think the saddest people always try their hardest to make people happy because they know what it's like to feel absolutely worthless and they don't want anyone else to feel like that.”
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