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Part self-help guide, part history of the "mad movement," Call Me Crazy articulates how and why we need to create real alternatives to current psychiatric practices. Irit Shimrat's personal journey from helpless patient to outspoken activist is interwoven with the bold and illuminating tales of others who are working to build a world where locked wards and forced drugging are not acceptable solutions to suffering. Noteworthy contributions to the book include Pat Capponi, David Cohen, Bonnie Burstow, Carla McKague, David Reville and Don Weitz. They and others recount highlights from the past…
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1 edition- Paperback · English · 1997Press Gang Publishers · 208 pages · 9780889740709
PoliticsPatient AdvocacyMental DisordersHealthEx-mental patientsBiographyAntipsychiatryPsychiatry







