Dr Michael Corry died in 2010. He qualified in medicine from UCD in 1973 before training as a psychiatrist and a constructivist psychotherapist. A frequent and often controversial commentator on issues of mental health in national newspapers and on television and radio programmes, he was an outspoken opponent of over-medication and the use of electro-convulsive therapy in the treatment of mental illness, believing instead in a holistic approach to healing. He is the co-author of two books with Dr Áine Tubridy: Going Mad? and Depression: An Emotion, Not a Disease.
How The Brain Lost Its Mind : Sex, Hysteria and the Riddle of Mental Illness
Allan Ropper
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Hope-Filled Healthcare for Mental Illness
Robert W Engstrom
audiobook
Summary of Tell Your Children: The Truth About Marijuana, Mental Illness, and Violence: Conversation Starters
John Mani
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Cracked : Why Psychiatry is Doing More Harm Than Good
James Davies
book
Your Consent Is Not Required : The Rise in Psychiatric Detentions, Forced Treatment, and Abusive Guardianships
Rob Wipond
audiobook
Caring and Killing : Nursing and Psychiatric Practice in Germany, 1931–1943
Thomas Foth
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150 Years of Psychiatry at Göttingen University : Lectures given at the Anniversary Symposium
book
Two Kinds of Mental Illness
J-M Kuczynski
audiobook
Humanizing Psychiatry
Niall McLaren
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Psyksnack! : stick hål på självhjälpsmyterna
Stephen Briers
book
How to Heal and Be Healed - A Guide to Health in Times of Change : Using Subtle Energies to Deal with Mental, Emotional and Physical Illnesses
Paul Lambillion
book
Understanding Mental Illness : A Comprehensive Guide to Mental Health Disorders for Family and Friends
Carlin Barnes, Marketa Wills
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