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A psychiatrist tells the story of her struggle to help her patients in our broken American mental health care system, with engaging, jargon-free writing that reads like a memoir, from an expert psychiatrist with three decades of experience on the frontlines of the mental health epidemic.

Produktbeschreibung
A psychiatrist tells the story of her struggle to help her patients in our broken American mental health care system, with engaging, jargon-free writing that reads like a memoir, from an expert psychiatrist with three decades of experience on the frontlines of the mental health epidemic.
Autorenporträt
Alice Feller, MD is a writer and a clinical psychiatrist. She has worked in private practice, hospital emergency rooms, psychiatric wards, chemical dependency programs and public clinics in East Oakland and beyond. Her writing, focused on mental health, addiction and homelessness, has appeared in the East Bay Express, the Laney Tower, CalMatters, fort da and Interconnecting Circles, as well as the opinion pages of the San Francisco Chronicle and the New York Times. She has served two terms on the City of Berkeley Homeless Commission and is an analyst member of the San Francisco Center for Psychoanalysis. She lives with her husband and daughter in Berkeley, California.