EAN: 9783032078759

Bilder-Quelle: averdo

This unique book is about the near-death experience of a medical illness told as a provocative story about activating aloneness disconnection pain  suffering loss grief impermanence healing resilience renewal   love  hope recovery and a growing dialogue between faith values health and science.  The author a leading addiction psychiatrist describes how he learned the meaning of being a patient through the experience of physical and mental diminishment vulnerability and uncertainty. This journey is also about reexamining the author's approach to working with patients living with addiction and how it has profoundly shaped his professional identity and personal life. The book is deeply affirming for both healthcare practitioners and lay people offering an invitation to recognize the poignant value of working through their experience of illness starting a conversation on how they choose to think of the world themselves their loved ones their patients and families (for practitioners) and coming to terms with their own struggles and discovering their internal hidden resources and wisdom. This narrative has no intention to provide an expert advice or a recipe on how people should experience illness and reclaim their personhood and deep worth.  A  compelling contribution to the clinical literature   Rethinking Illness:  A Psychiatrist's Life-Threatening Experience and His Profound Journey into the Many Dimensions of Healthcare and Healing is written from the heart with profound call for a more holistic and deep appreciation and understanding of the interplay of personal scientific spiritual dimensions of health and healing with the ultimate outcome of change and growth. This genre of memoir is an essential reading for everyone who is willing to examine the experience of living with an illness and everyone in training or working in healthcare.

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