Changing Minds: The History of Psychotherapy As an Answer to Human Suffering

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Summary: A nice blend of fact and ideas
Review: This book has an intro that is clear and precise. The ideas and historical elements are intertwined with pre-social mental health reformed angst. Every sentence is indeed factually and ideally significant when attending a lecture or contextual argument of similar nature. Praise to the writer for adding defined goals and a decade wide didactic look at psychiatry. Perhaps this book is similar to the work by John Denver when he talks about 'leaving on a jet plane' because even the mind is woven like a songs lament, every nuance hidden from view until therapy helps it develop.