Evidence is important, so too is the individual’s experience
Ian Hulatt Consultant editor, Mental Health Practice
We should listen to what our clients say about what works best for them
A disposition to melancholy, a disturbance in the humours or a biological disturbance remedied by a chemical preparation. The history of depression is almost a microcosm of societal and scientific approaches to mental distress.
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