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Old Jul 25, 2016, 02:27 PM
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What's the next book?
We voted for "An Unquiet Mind"
Still hope for some discussion on this book before we move on but might as well purchase or check it out now!
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Old Jul 27, 2016, 02:48 PM
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It's interesting to read about the clinicians' perspective. I'd love to read more books like this, by psychiatrists as well as psychologists and clinicians in different countries.I actually couldn't find any skeletons from cupboards in this book. It was a very personal and objective story in its subjectivity, if that makes sense.
Since you started this thread, do you have anything to add or some discussion points/questions?
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Old Aug 04, 2016, 09:44 PM
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Was going to turn this back in to library but thought I'd bump one last time to see if there were other posters on this (though obviously you can post on it indefinitely the rest of us might have forgotten it by then)
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