Home l Author l Hearsay l Meet Him l Contact l Buy It
© 2007-11 by Crawford Harris
All Rights Reserved
Made with Xara Web Designer
Blurbs
Blurbs are a part of the world of books.
Unless you are familiar with the person
being quoted, you have no idea of their
value to you. Not being famous tends
to make it difficult to get quotes from
celebrities you would recognize.
Several researchers have been
quite complimentary but the
average reader has never heard of
them and because this book strays
so far from accepted orthodoxy on
the subject, most are unwilling to
jeopardize their careers at this point. The
establishment doesn’t bear much resemblance to
your grandmother, either in visage or kindheartedness.
It shows evidence of thorough research and careful thought.
J.R. Newbrough, Ph.D. Peabody College of Vanderbilt University
Fascinating. Seminal.
Another professor and researcher
Whatever your connection to the subject of mental illness, as a patient, family member,
friend or therapist, you need to read this book. It gives you an entirely new perspective on
the subject. Crawford's analysis of the ‘chemical imbalance model' is devastating. The new
model he presents is so logical and fits the facts so well you cannot help but say, "Well, of
course. Why didn't I see that?"
David F. Strahley, Ph.D. Clinical psychologist
This has been an answer to prayer. The improvement is dramatic. The book gave her and
the family an understanding of what we are dealing with. That alone makes it considerably
easier.
A family member of a patient
Blurbs
Blurbs are a part of the world of books.
Unless you are familiar with the person
being quoted, you have no idea of their
value to you. Not being famous tends
to make it difficult to get quotes from
celebrities you would recognize.
Several researchers have been
quite complimentary but the
average reader has never heard of
them and because this book strays
so far from accepted orthodoxy on
the subject, most are unwilling to
jeopardize their careers at this point. The
establishment doesn’t bear much resemblance to
your grandmother, either in visage or kindheartedness.
It shows evidence of thorough research and careful thought.
J.R. Newbrough, Ph.D. Peabody College of Vanderbilt University
Fascinating. Seminal.
Another professor and researcher
Whatever your connection to the subject of mental illness, as a patient, family member,
friend or therapist, you need to read this book. It gives you an entirely new perspective on
the subject. Crawford's analysis of the ‘chemical imbalance model' is devastating. The new
model he presents is so logical and fits the facts so well you cannot help but say, "Well, of
course. Why didn't I see that?"
David F. Strahley, Ph.D. Clinical psychologist
This has been an answer to prayer. The improvement is dramatic. The book gave her and
the family an understanding of what we are dealing with. That alone makes it considerably
easier.
A family member of a patient