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Genre:PSYCHOLOGY
SubGenre:Mental Health
Language:English
Pages:133
eBook ISBN:9781626754003

We're All A Little Bit Crazy

Removing the Stigma of Mental Health

by Dr. Stuart A Ross

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Overview

If the mental health of humanity were placed on a continuum, you would find about 2% insane and about 2% with optimal psychological health. Where does this leave the rest of us? After 30 years studying this topic, psychologist Dr. Stuart Ross has come to the conclusion that "We're All A Little Bit Crazy." In his effort to de-stigmatize mental illness, he addresses two primary issues within his proffession that have received scant attention: 1. The primary causes of mental illness. 2. A description of ideal psychological health

Description

If the mental health of humanity were placed on a continuum, you would find about 2% insane and about 2% with optimal psychological health. Where does this leave the rest of us? After 30 years studying this topic, psychologist Dr. Stuart Ross has come to the conclusion that "We're All A Little Bit Crazy." In his effort to de-stigmatize mental illness, he addresses two primary issues within his proffession that have received scant attention: 1. The primary causes of mental illness. 2. A description of ideal psychological health

About the author

Dr. Stuart A Ross is a practicing psychologist who has also written: You Can't Get a Hamburger at a Hardware Store: Therapeutic Metaphors of Dr. Tom Male; Adopt Your Emotions: Guide to Increase Emotional Health; Lost In Tibet (a novel) and; Mindfulness-Based Psychotherapy: A Guide to Increase Spiritual Intelligence. He is also a songwriter with three cds and a fourth in production.

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