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Áine Tubridy,Michael Corry

Going Mad? Understanding Mental Illness

  • FRANCISCO CRIXIE TRICIA J.has quoted4 months ago
    What is it doing in our lives? How does it work and what can be done about it?
  • FRANCISCO CRIXIE TRICIA J.has quoted4 months ago
    So what is this fear? What is it doing in our lives? How does it work and what can be done about it?

    Every emotion has a function.
  • CHARILINE CALABIAhas quoted8 months ago
    feeling pleasure only when you consume mood-altering substances
  • Yow Nahas quotedlast year
    Madness is as much a part of being human as is joy.
  • Czeah Alisosohas quotedlast year
    the patient comes first.’
  • Czeah Alisosohas quotedlast year
    In the world of healing there is no room for exclusivity, professional egotism and pedantic manoeuvrings — the patient comes first.’
  • Czeah Alisosohas quotedlast year
    is as if they have become the Greek character Sisyphus, who has suddenly found the extra strength to push the boulder over the ridge of the mountain and down the other side, finally freeing himself from repeated failures.
  • Czeah Alisosohas quotedlast year
    It’s so ironic, setbacks were not part of his repertoire. It’s easier to be a big fish in a small pond, but Paris was shark-infested waters.
  • Czeah Alisosohas quotedlast year
    Within the world of the classical definitions we are actively psychotic.
  • Czeah Alisosohas quotedlast year
    Without being oversimplistic, we can come out of our psychotic dream state when the alarm rings and end it. However, John experiences his dreams in waking consciousness. In other words he is caught up in a continuous daydream.
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