Making Minds and Madness

Challenging conventional views, this book posits that mental illnesses arise from the expectations and beliefs held by both therapists and patients rather than being intrinsic diseases. It explores the implications of this perspective on treatment and understanding of mental health, inviting readers to reconsider the definitions and frameworks surrounding mental disorders. Through thought-provoking arguments, it encourages a reevaluation of how society perceives and addresses mental health issues.