The Mind Has Mountains

Reflections on Society and Psychiatry

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Author

Paul R. McHugh

In 'The Mind Has Mountains,' Paul R. McHugh offers reflections on society and psychiatry, providing insights into the intersection of these fields.

The book is a thoughtful exploration of how psychiatric understanding can inform societal issues.

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Miriam Grossman

as a book discussing sex reassignment surgeries and the importance of psychological well-being.

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Hillary Gerardi

as a collection of essays tracing our cultural obsession with mountains over time.

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Chris Aiken

in the context of using regression toward the mean to counsel patients.

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mentions it as

Robert Macfarlane

's first book, exploring Western attitudes to mountains.

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Robert Macfarlane

's first book, published in 2003.

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