Friday, March 14, 2003Shadow Syndromes(Another Epinion I'm going to delete when I'm through with this entry in this blog.) This book can be both helpful and harmful, depending upon whose ox is being gored. Milder forms of mood disorders have been known for many years and go by the names cyclothymia, dysthymia (mild depression) and... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 1:51 PM Comments (0) (link) (Another Epinion I deleted, on Anatomy of the Spirit.) I wish Caroline Myss would have studied theology to learn what she purportedly talks about in this book. She tries to parallel the seven Catholic sacraments, the sefirot of the Kabbalah, and the seven chakras - obviously a task she does not seem... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 1:48 PM Comments (0) (link) Notes on Why People Don't Heal and How They Can(This was originally published on Epinions.com, and I'm in the process of migrating all my content over here so I can eventually close out my Epinions.com account. Frankly, I'm earning more money over here on The Blogging Network.) This book was a bit too New Agey for me. It was also a bit "obvious"... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 1:43 PM Comments (0) (link) Thursday, March 13, 2003Book review: Snitch CultureSnitch Culture is published by Feral House, an alternative-culture house known for its - shall we say - unusual backlist. However, Snitch Culture is an absolute must-read. Snitch Culture author Jim Redden makes an excellent case for our society's transformation into - well - a snitch culture. At the... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 2:09 PM Comments (0) (link) From PR Newswire, about medical-records privacyPatient privacy is a big issue for me, so when I ran into this press release (and rest assured that it is a press release), I thought it worthwhile to put the content of the release up here in its entirety. Something to keep in mind as you read (skeptically, I hope): patient privacy is almost an... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 8:37 AM Comments (0) (link) From PR Newswire, about medical-records privacyPatient privacy is a big issue for me, so when I ran into this press release (and rest assured that it is a press release), I thought it worthwhile to put the content of the release up here in its entirety. Something to keep in mind as you read (skeptically, I hope): patient privacy is almost an... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 8:37 AM Comments (0) (link) Wednesday, March 12, 2003Book Review: One Minute MillionaireOne Minute Millionaire can safely be categorized as the latest New Age money-management tool. Co-authored by Mark Victor Hansen (of Chicken Soup for the Soul fame) and Robert Allen, One Minute Millionaire is simultaneously a work of fiction and of nonfiction. The fictional story is that of Michelle... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 2:55 PM Comments (0) (link) Resistance and Curtin's view of recoveryResistance and Recovery: For Adult Children of Alcoholics was written by Paul Curtin, who also wrote Tumbleweeds (recently reviewed in this blog). Resistance and Recovery talks about the ACOA recovery process rather than merely discussing what symptoms a typical ACOA might experience in his or her... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 9:57 AM Comments (0) (link) Tumblin' Tumbleweeds: about ACOA therapyThe good news is that Tumbleweeds provides an interesting view of therapists' goals. The bad news is that its author, Paul Curtin, presents a stereotyped way of thinking about ACOAs and their symptom patterns Tumbleweeds: A Therapist's Guide to the Treatment of ACOAs was written (if its 1985... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 9:26 AM Comments (0) (link) Tuesday, March 11, 2003Physicians slow to adopt case-management strategiesI found this story in the press-release section of the University of Chicago Hospitals website. I feel this is of special interest to privacy advocates, who would be appalled at the sheer volume of information contained on each patient, for the purpose of coordinating that patient's medical care.... Sign in to see full entry.posted by kidnykid at 6:57 AM Comments (0) (link) |
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