Housed, Medicated, and 30 Years in Recovery: My Opinions

This book can help people afflicted with psychotic illness cooperate with treatment, including adhering to taking medications, of their own free will. The work is not comprehensive; it is limited in its scope and it primarily discusses why treatment is needed, even if treatment entails physical and mental suffering. This book could very possibly be groundbreaking, because it does not distort the truth about how bad and how difficult it is to live with schizophrenia. The author encourages reading this, but not until ready for it.