WE’VE BEEN TOO PATIENT: VOICES FROM RADICAL MENTAL HEALTH- STORIES AND RESEARCH CHALLENGING THE BIOMEDICAL MODEL
Book ID/图书代码： 09802019C00012
English Summary/英文概要： 25 unflinching stories and essays from the front lines of the radical mental health movement
Overmedication, police brutality, electroconvulsive therapy, involuntary hospitalization, traumas that lead to intense altered states and suicidal thoughts: these are the struggles of those labeled “mentally ill.” While much has been written about the systemic problems of our mental-health care system, this book gives voice to those with personal experience of psychiatric miscare often excluded from the discussion, like people of color and LGBTQ+ communities. It is dedicated to finding working alternatives to the “Mental Health Industrial Complex” and shifting the conversation from mental illness to mental health.
Chinese Summary/中文概要： 来自激进心理健康运动前线的25篇坚定的故事和文章
过度用药、警察暴力、电休克疗法、非自愿住院、导致精神状态剧烈改变的创伤和自杀念头:这些都是那些被贴上“精神病”标签的人的挣扎。虽然有很多关于我们的精神卫生保健系统的系统性问题的文章，但这本书让那些有过精神卫生保健不当的个人经历的人，比如有色人种和同性恋群体，发表了自己的看法，而这些人往往被排除在讨论之外。它致力于寻找替代“精神健康产业综合体”的工作方式，并将话题从精神疾病转移到精神健康。(WYL)
Awards/获奖情况：“正义是不可能的，除非我们为边缘的故事留出空间。还有什么能比把光投射到心灵的边缘更有力的说明呢?《我们过于耐心》粉碎了耻辱，取而代之的是尊严、自主和权力。这本选集预示了我们混乱的、激进的、神经分化的大脑的必要性，这样我们就可以唤起一个我们再也不必被迫“过于耐心”的世界。"——索尼娅·蕾妮·泰勒，活动家，《身体不是用来道歉:激进的自爱的力量》一书的作者
“没有什么比一个在某一领域有丰富经验的人的主张和想法更有说服力的了，这本书就是证明。这些见解和想法对一些人来说可能是激进的，但任何有过精神疾病和/或自杀经历的人都可以看到，这实际上是一个迟来的、非常合理的请求，它要求基本的人类尊严、同情、支持和社区意识。我们应该这样对待受苦的人。无论你是一个深爱的人，一个受苦的人，一个政治家或一个精神健康工作者，请阅读它。”——喜剧演员、《欢乐时光》节目主持人保罗·吉尔马丁
“这本书的信息通过将我们移出生物医学模式的有限范围来尊重每个人的思想和身体的多样性。需要传播这一信息，以消除当前精神卫生系统中根深蒂固的污名、标签和病态。我同意这本书的观点:一个不以强制治疗为默认的心理健康系统，人们选择服务和支持，因为他们服务于自己定义的需求。这将是一个系统，不减少人们的化学不平衡，但看到他们的整体无数的需要和影响。《我们过于耐心》让我们所有人对精神健康产生了本质上不同的看法。”——莎莉·津曼，消费者运动的先驱，加州心理健康协会的执行董事
About the Author/作者介绍： 格林是一位同性恋作家、演员、教育家和心理健康倡导者，他的作品《身体不是一本道歉的网络杂志》、《邪恶的智慧》、《起雾器》、《闪耀瞬间》和《真相大白》等已在《身体不是一本道歉的杂志》上发表。她是诗歌大满贯冠军，并在国家酷儿艺术节和旧金山边缘艺术节上表演。她毕业于瓦萨学院，在米尔斯学院获得了创意写作硕士学位，是兰姆达文学研究员。她参加了锡屋作家工作室，是一个猫步艺术家的住宅。2009-2011年她参与湾区的伊卡洛斯项目章(一个支持网络和教育项目和体验世界的方式的人往往被诊断为精神疾病),是加州儿童和青少年精神卫生拥护者。她在加州匹兹堡市的洛斯梅达诺斯学院担任英语助教，教授写作、创意写作和文学。她写作并喜欢诗歌、创造性的非虚构作品和推理小说。
科勒切·乌博佐是一位尼日利亚裔美国作家、精神健康倡导者和公共演说家。她是第一个在《纽约时报》上发表论文的本科生。乌博佐出现在萨玛莎获奖纪录片《自杀的话语》中，这部纪录片讲述了企图自杀的幸存者的生活，旨在结束自杀带来的耻辱和沉默。她的故事发布在2019年1月版的《O》、《奥普拉》杂志和《早安美国》网站上。乌博佐参与了喜剧演员保罗·吉尔马丁主持的《精神疾病快乐时光》播客节目中，在康奈尔大学播出，并与盖尔·金一起出席哥伦比亚广播公司(CBS)的《今晨》节目中。作为一名受欢迎的主持人和主讲人，乌博佐曾监督减少心理健康歧视的项目，并在一家名为“同龄人”的心理健康非营利组织领导沟通活动。她的诗歌最近发表在旧金山湾区有色人种、濒危物种和永恒价值作家的文集上。她目前是卡姆萨合作伙伴和社区参与经理。
L. D. GREEN is a queer writer, performer, educator, and mental health advocate whose work has been published in The Body is Not an Apology webzine, Sinister Wisdom, Foglifter, sPARKLE + bLINK, and truth-out.org. She is a poetry slam champion and has performed at the National Queer Arts Festival and the San Francisco Fringe Festival. A graduate of Vassar College, she earned her MFA in Creative Writing from Mills College and is a Lambda Literary Fellow in Fiction. She participated in the Tin House Writers Workshop and was a Catwalk Artist in Residence. She was involved in the Bay Area chapter of The Icarus Project (a support network and education project by and for people who experience the world in ways that are often diagnosed as mental illness) from 2009-2011 and has given presentations for Youth in Mind at the California Mental Health Advocates for Children and Youth. As an assistant professor of English at Los Medanos College in Pittsburg, California, she teaches composition, creative writing, and literature. She writes and enjoys poetry, creative non-fiction, and speculative fiction.
KELECHI UBOZOH is a Nigerian-American writer, mental health advocate, and public speaker. She was the first undergraduate ever published in the New York Times. Ubozoh was featured in the SAMSHA Voice Award-Winning documentary The S Word, which follows the lives of suicide attempt survivors in an effort to end the stigma and silence around suicide. Her story is featured in the January 2019 edition of O, The Oprah Magazine and on the Good Morning America website. Ubozoh has appeared on The Mental Illness Happy Hour podcast hosted by comedian Paul Gilmartin, presented at Cornell University, and been featured on CBS This Morning with Gayle King. A popular presenter and keynote speaker, Ubozoh has supervised mental health stigma discrimination reduction programs and led communication operations at a mental health nonprofit organization, PEERS. Her poetry was recently published in an anthology of San Francisco Bay Area writers of color, Endangered Species, Enduring Values. She currently works as a peer and community engagement manager at CalMHSA.
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