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How did we go from treatment to restraint - and what is the price we pay? From a society that seeks to help those in distress, we have become one that confines, suppresses, and often chooses control over dignity, freedom, and autonomy. "The Right to a Free Mind" invites the reader on a historical, legal, and social journey through the complex and often troubling evolution of mental-health rights - from ancient times to the present day. The book examines how, over the centuries, societies have attempted to understand mental distress, how their responses have shaped the boundaries between care and coercion, and what we can learn from the past to build a more just and compassionate future. At the center of the book is the story of people whose lives were changed by coercion - those who experienced mental-health treatment without their consent. Through their voices and stories, the book illuminates the human cost of systems that prioritize control over autonomy, and highlights the importance of protecting individual rights, promoting dignity, and ensuring freedom of choice within the mental-health system. This book is not a legal treatise, nor is it a clinical handbook. Rather, it is a call to awareness and action. It offers a broad perspective on one of the most pressing human-rights challenges of our time, and provides readers of all backgrounds - professionals, caregivers, policymakers, people with lived experience, and their families - with the tools to ask critical questions, promote change, and build a mental-health system grounded in respect and compassion. The right to a free mind is not a privilege. It is a fundamental human right. It belongs to each and every one of us - regardless of diagnosis, past, or circumstance. This book is an invitation to open the door, break the chains, and move together toward a future where freedom is not the exception, but the foundation
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. How did we go from treatment to restraint - and what is the price we pay? From a society that seeks to help those in distress, we have become one that confines, suppresses, and often chooses control over dignity, freedom, and autonomy."The Right to a Free Mind" invites the reader on a historical, legal, and social journey through the complex and often troubling evolution of mental-health rights - from ancient times to the present day. The book examines how, over the centuries, societies have attempted to understand mental distress, how their responses have shaped the boundaries between care and coercion, and what we can learn from the past to build a more just and compassionate future.At the center of the book is the story of people whose lives were changed by coercion - those who experienced mental-health treatment without their consent. Through their voices and stories, the book illuminates the human cost of systems that prioritize control over autonomy, and highlights the importance of protecting individual rights, promoting dignity, and ensuring freedom of choice within the mental-health system.This book is not a legal treatise, nor is it a clinical handbook. Rather, it is a call to awareness and action. It offers a broad perspective on one of the most pressing human-rights challenges of our time, and provides readers of all backgrounds - professionals, caregivers, policymakers, people with lived experience, and their families - with the tools to ask critical questions, promote change, and build a mental-health system grounded in respect and compassion.The right to a free mind is not a privilege. It is a fundamental human right. It belongs to each and every one of us - regardless of diagnosis, past, or circumstance. This book is an invitation to open the door, break the chains, and move together toward a future where freedom is not the exception, but the foundation This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789659339747
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Paperback. Etat : new. Paperback. How did we go from treatment to restraint - and what is the price we pay? From a society that seeks to help those in distress, we have become one that confines, suppresses, and often chooses control over dignity, freedom, and autonomy."The Right to a Free Mind" invites the reader on a historical, legal, and social journey through the complex and often troubling evolution of mental-health rights - from ancient times to the present day. The book examines how, over the centuries, societies have attempted to understand mental distress, how their responses have shaped the boundaries between care and coercion, and what we can learn from the past to build a more just and compassionate future.At the center of the book is the story of people whose lives were changed by coercion - those who experienced mental-health treatment without their consent. Through their voices and stories, the book illuminates the human cost of systems that prioritize control over autonomy, and highlights the importance of protecting individual rights, promoting dignity, and ensuring freedom of choice within the mental-health system.This book is not a legal treatise, nor is it a clinical handbook. Rather, it is a call to awareness and action. It offers a broad perspective on one of the most pressing human-rights challenges of our time, and provides readers of all backgrounds - professionals, caregivers, policymakers, people with lived experience, and their families - with the tools to ask critical questions, promote change, and build a mental-health system grounded in respect and compassion.The right to a free mind is not a privilege. It is a fundamental human right. It belongs to each and every one of us - regardless of diagnosis, past, or circumstance. This book is an invitation to open the door, break the chains, and move together toward a future where freedom is not the exception, but the foundation This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability. N° de réf. du vendeur 9789659339747
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