Psychiatrist marries ex-patient. The couple are made over into clay pigeons at the prosecutorial skeet field. The process that engulfs them is masqueraded as representative of Medical Ethics. It is anything but that. This book is a sobering examination, a ringing indictment of Psychiatry, making visible an inherent bigotry at the heart of an ill suited position, currently representative. It is a thoroughly detailed review of a modern ethical dilemma, proving the position of Psychiatry makes sense if, and only if, you espouse bigotry, and that once you enter therapy, you agree to lose your right to be advised by spiritual awareness.
