So many books.

So I have just noticed I have not posted anything in over a month – this is very bad of me!

I have been so busy getting myself ready for my dissertation I have neglected my journalism. I do hope I can be forgiven.

For my dissertation I am creating (hopefully) a two hour documentary on mental health and the critical cuts that are still being made. Currently I have been reading a lot of books to really understand in more depth different illnesses. They are all so interesting and I might try and do a short review of a couple of them.

If anyone knows of any other books I could read that will help please do not hesitate to email me (abihamlin@hotmail.co.uk) or if you would be interested in telling your story then please do get in contact. Filming won’t be starting until September/October time, but the early I can plan the better!

Thank you!!

If you are interested in the books I am reading here is a list, they are all photographed above though:

Madness Explained Psychosis and Human Nature – Richard P. Bentall

An Unquiet Mind: A Memoir of Moods and Madness – Kay Redfield Jamison

AQA Psychology AS – Various Authors

Sociology in Focus OCR A2 – Various Authors

From the Centre for Addiction and Mental Health: Bipolar Disorder an Information Guide; Concurrent Substance Use and Mental Health Disorders an Information Guide; Depression an Information Guide First Episode Psychosis and Information Guide.

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