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Jeffrey Wilson suggests that participants get away from the quick-fix mentality of chemical solutions and start recognizing that the whole person must be healed. Focusing on physical, mental, emotional and spiritual causes of depression, he provides a model that helps participants recognize the true cause and cure of depression. His message is one of breaking self-defeating cycles, self-empowerment, and beating the odds. Moving Beyond Depression will give those who struggle with depression and those who love them understanding and hope. About Jeff: Jeffrey Wilson is a survivor of 23 years of psychiatric drug treatment, a former pharmaceutical industry executive and author of "Irrational Medicine: The Antidepressant Crisis And How To Avoid Unnecessary Behavioral Drugs". The book exposes a medical model of treatment that is dangerous and out of control. It shows how doctors ignored various causes for his depression and prescribed drug after drug to "cure" him. Eventually the side effects of the drugs caused him to be diagnosed with ADD and Bipolar Disorder. He then discovered the truth about psychiatric drugs and found a way to get out of his pharmaceutical coma through alternative healing methods. Jeffrey’s writing comes directly from personal experience and deep research. He has a street level knowledge that allows him to talk about depression and psychiatric drugs in a way that no doctor ever could. He has staffed numerous personal growth trainings, led integration groups and organized men’s study groups. He is also the recipient of The Ron Hering Mission of Service Award from The Mankind Project. But his most important credential is his work on recovering from depression and breaking free from antidepressants and other behavioral drugs. Jeffrey is a recognized expert in overcoming depression and is passionate about each person's ability to recover and create a life full of joy and meaning. Come Join Us At the Chapel | |||||||||||||
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