Warm Logic: The Art of the Intuitive Lifestyle

Health, Fitness & Dieting

Wynne, Louis

Klintworth, Carolyn S.

Psychology & Counseling

Skidmore-Roth Pub.

A US Air Force officer on temporary duty in the Far East is captured when he accidentally stumbles on a terrorist plot targeting a US national laboratory. He is tortured and then released in a psychotic state. He is admitted to a mental hospital in the rural southwest where the staff squabbles over how best to treat this strange patient. Who is he? Is he really mentally ill? What information does he possess? Is his life still at risk? What else is in danger?There is also conflict within the group of terrorists who have placed someone at the hospital to monitor the situation. Should they now aim at a different target?In the microcosm of Dos Cerros State Hospital there are good guys and bad guys, but the categories cut across professions and maybe nationalities, too. This book, written by an author who has himself played many of the parts in this drama, is for anyone concerned about both American vulnerability to terrorist attack, and the current state of the US mental health industry.

Deliver Us from Evil

Literature & Fiction

Contemporary

AuthorHouse

Louis Wynne is a psychologist in independent practice, and former clinical director of the New Mexico State Hospital. He presents in this book, which was favorably reviewed by New York Times best-selling author, Ellen Tanner Marsh, an empowering alternative to the western world's infatuation with psychiatric diagnoses and their chemical cures. In a radical departure from psychiatric disease-mongering and the wholesale drugging of family members, this book demonstrates convincingly that so-called mental illnesses, from ADHD to schizophrenia, are not illnesses at all. The unwanted, bizarre, and distressing behaviors that we see are actually the results of triangulated family processes, unrecognized by family members, that in many cases have existed for two or three generations. This manual portrays all the members of the family, including the black sheep, as moral agents, trying to do the best they can in the face of trauma, secrecy, and unspoken family rules.

Healing the Hurting Soul: A Survuval Manual for the Black Sheep in Every Family

Parenting & Relationships

CreateSpace Independent Publishing Platform

<p>Louis Wynne is a psychologist in independent practice, and former clinical director of the New Mexico State Hospital. He presents in this book, which was favorably reviewed by New York Times best-selling author, Ellen Tanner Marsh, an empowering alternative to the western world's infatuation with psychiatric diagnoses and their chemical cures. In a radical departure from psychiatric disease-mongering and the wholesale drugging of family members, this book demonstrates convincingly that so-called mental illnesses, from ADHD to schizophrenia, are not illnesses at all. The unwanted, bizarre, and distressing behaviors that we see are actually the results of triangulated family processes, unrecognized by family members, that in many cases have existed for two or three generations. This manual portrays all the members of the family, including the black sheep, as moral agents, trying to do the best they can in the face of trauma, secrecy, and unspoken family rules.</p>

Healing the Hurting Soul: Revised Edition

Self-Help

BookSurge Publishing

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