4 out of 5 stars
The Post Traumatic Stress Disorder Fallacy opens a dialogue about the prevailing beliefs in mental health care. Though it gives insightful ideas on the author’s experiences and problems with specific areas of PTSD therapy, readers should approach its results with critical thinking and evaluate them within the more general framework of known clinical methods.
4 out of 5 stars
The book is an in-depth research study into psychological theories used in the diagnosis and treatment of people living with PTSD.
5/5 Stars
This book seems like a gateway to a lot of information about post-traumatic stress disorder treatment interventions. Though the author comes with an airline background, her study and experiences about post-traumatic stress disorder are remarkable. She mostly emphasizes that post-traumatic stress disorder, or PTSD, is not a disorder but rather a self-healing journey.
4/5 Stars
The Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder Fallacy by H. Nattanya Andersen is a riveting and enlightening work that delves into the complexities of PTSD—a condition initiated by terrifying events that impacts individuals both psychologically and emotionally.
4/5 Stars
I recommend this book to all genuine PTSD survivors interested in learning how to heal effectively and cheaply. Also, I recommend this book to all who are willing to learn about the malpractice in the health sector of the USA.
5/5 Stars
Writing with simplicity and uncanny clarity, the author shows how PTSD treatments can destroy those who are in the healing process while helping readers understand what happens when people experience PTSD. Readers will also understand secrets that industry professionals don’t want the public to know.
4/4 Stars
… this was a captivating and immersive read. The suspenseful nature causes a reader to be glued to the pages of this book. The author not only dealt with PTSD but branched off into topics such as reincarnation, karma, and where our soul goes when we die. The author based her theories on researches done by professionals. I liked how thorough the book seemed.
4/4 Stars
One major thing I learned from this book is that drugs do not necessarily help PTSD patients to recover. I learned about discipline, determination, and persistence. In this book, the author states that PTSD is a gift for the reconstruction of one’s reality. I also learned that there is no definite time frame for a PTSD recovery.
3/4 Stars
The book was very insightful. The author shared a lot of useful information that would be very helpful to everyone with post-traumatic stress disorder. I also liked that the author did not treat PTSD as a sickness but made it seem like a chance to reflect and grow.
4/4 Stars
I recommend this book to persons who have PTSD since it will enable them to embark on a journey of self-healing. Persons who wish to know more about PTSD will also find this book valuable since it contains numerous pieces of data on PTSD.