Dante's Cure is the true account of a therapeutic process which took place over seven years. Thanks to Dorman's devotion, persistence, and self understanding of his role as a therapist aware of his own limitations, Catherine was able to set out on a life of her own/5(23). Dorman fought adamant opposition and criticism from his peers and superiors for a chance to guide Catherine out of madness. As much the story of a young doctor finding his own path in a controversial new world of antipsychotic drugs, where patients' advocates have nowhere to turn, Dante's Cure is the true account of a therapeutic process that. Dorman re-creates Catherine's early life and the onset of her illness in striking detail, covering her treatment prior to his meeting her as a resident at UCLA Hospital, through her recovery and work as a nurse and activist. Dante's Cure offers a story of courage and hope/5.
Dr. Daniel Dorman, psychiatrist, author of Dante's Cure, speaks about his client, Catherine Penney. Dante's Cure: A Journey Out Of Madness|Daniel Dorman MD, A Voyage To Terra Australis: Vol. II|Matthew Flinders, Building LAN's With Novell NetWare: Version 4|Aisling Guy, Pasquin. A Dramatick Satire On The Times: Being The Rehearsal Of Two Plays, Viz. A Comedy Call'd, The Election And A Tragedy Call'd, The Life And Death Of Common-sense. By Henry Fielding, Esq.|Henry Fielding. Discover a radical new perspective on mental health. Daniel Dorman, MD, is a practicing psychiatrist and the author of Losing Our Minds and Dante's Cure.
Dr. Daniel Dorman, psychiatrist, author of Dante's Cure, speaks about his client, Catherine Penney. Daniel Dorman, MD, argues that mental struggles are not diseases of the brain, but natural consequences of the evolution of consciousness and imagination. This signals an important shift in the way we need to think about illness, emotionality, and development. Ultimately, this way of thinking brings hope to people struggling with mental distress. Dorman's book, "Dante's Cure: A Journey Out of Madness" was published by Other Press in Daniel Dorman, M.D., Psychiatrist and author of Dante's Cure, speaks at the Recovery In Action International event, The Power of Relationships in Recovery fr.
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