“Dr. Taylor’s book bursts at the seams with insights, study results, and clearheaded explanations. If you are thinking of seeing a psychiatrist, there is no better guide on the market.” - Daniel Carlat (assoc. clinical professor of psychiatry, Tufts School of Medicine) "Taylor delineates what's wrong with mental health care today, and guides the reader to that rare psychiatrist who embodies what psychiatric care is-or should be-all about." - Steve Balt, M.D., M.S. (Editor-in-Chief, The Carlat Psychiatry Report) "An instructive, easy-to-read, insider's view of what to look for in a good psychiatrist and how to avoid an overreliance on diagnoses and psychodrugs that loses your mind." - Mark Ragins, M.D. (Psychiatrist, Mental Health America of Los Angeles - Village) “Understanding psychiatric disorders is extremely complex. Accessing appropriate and effective treatment is complicated. Dr. Taylor's book educates individuals living with psychiatric disorders how to search for qualified, effective psychiatric care.” - Gary L. Mihelish, D.M.D. (NAMI, National Board of Directors) “Provides plethora of insights in a teaching modality, helping understand strengths and weaknesses of American psychiatry. A much needed resource to educate the public about misdiagnosis and overuse of drugs.” - Suzon Kemp (Mental Health Association of Texas Board Member (ret.)) "Dr. Taylor’s insightful analysis of how modern mental health care has become a compartmentalized splintered system is a knowledgeable resource for patients and professionals in the challenging times ahead." - Patrick L. Wayne (Consumer Advocate, Community Outreach Specialist, State of Montana) "I can recommend it with enthusiasm. It reads very well as a user-friendly, comfortable, wise friend talking to you. This is one of its greatest strengths. Also, there are many strong and useful sections, especially ADHD, depression, alternate drugs, understanding personality, useful techniques in psychotherapy, windows into the mind. Practical, reader-friendly features such as a 'questions and answers,' section, and a guide to helpful websites, are very helpful. The author is very credible based on his broad experience." - Fuller Torrey, M.D. (The Stanley Medical Research Institute) “Taylor concluded that someone with a troubled mental life has a slim chance of finding a competent psychiatrist. He is lucid and fearless in guiding prospective patients.” - Robert Whitaker (author of Anatomy of an Epidemic) “Taylor is lucid and fearless [in] describing the current state of psychiatry and what he sees as its coming diminished status as a medical specialty. Finding the Right Psychiatrist […] merits the serious attention of psychiatrists who wish to learn how […] they might practice authentically in spite of this limiting condition.” - René J. Muller, Ph.D. (author of Doing Psychiatry Wrong and Psych ER) “Dr. Taylor’s book bursts at the seams with insights, study results, and clearheaded explanations. If you are thinking of seeing a psychiatrist, there is no better guide on the market.” - Daniel Carlat (assoc. clinical professor of psychiatry, Tufts School of Medicine) “Dr. Taylor’s book bursts at the seams with insights, study results, and clearheaded explanations. If you are thinking of seeing a psychiatrist, there is no better guide on the market.” - Daniel Carlat (assoc. clinical professor of psychiatry, Tufts School of Medicine) "Taylor delineates what's wrong with mental health care today, and guides the reader to that rare psychiatrist who embodies what psychiatric care is-or should be-all about." - Steve Balt, M.D., M.S. (Editor-in-Chief, The Carlat Psychiatry Report) "Taylor delineates what's wrong with mental health care today, and guides the reader to that rare psychiatrist who embodies what psychiatric care is-or should be-all about." - Steve Balt, M.D., M.S. (Editor-in-Chief, The Carlat Psychiatry Report) "An instructive, easy-to-read, insider's view of what to look for in a good psychiatrist and how to avoid an overreliance on diagnoses and psychodrugs that loses your mind." - Mark Ragins, M.D. (Psychiatrist, Mental Health America of Los Angeles - Village) "An instructive, easy-to-read, insider's view of what to look for in a good psychiatrist and how to avoid an overreliance on diagnoses and psychodrugs that loses your mind." - Mark Ragins, M.D. (Psychiatrist, Mental Health America of Los Angeles - Village) “Understanding psychiatric disorders is extremely complex. Accessing appropriate and effective treatment is complicated. Dr. Taylor's book educates individuals living with psychiatric disorders how to search for qualified, effective psychiatric care.” - Gary L. Mihelish, D.M.D. (NAMI, National Board of Directors) “Understanding psychiatric disorders is extremely complex. Accessing appropriate and effective treatment is complicated. Dr. Taylor's book educates individuals living with psychiatric disorders how to search for qualified, effective psychiatric care.” - Gary L. Mihelish, D.M.D. (NAMI, National Board of Directors) “Provides plethora of insights in a teaching modality, helping understand strengths and weaknesses of American psychiatry. A much needed resource to educate the public about misdiagnosis and overuse of drugs.” - Suzon Kemp (Mental Health Association of Texas Board Member (ret.)) “Provides plethora of insights in a teaching modality, helping understand strengths and weaknesses of American psychiatry. A much needed resource to educate the public about misdiagnosis and overuse of drugs.” - Suzon Kemp (Mental Health Association of Texas Board Member (ret.)) "Dr. Taylor’s insightful analysis of how modern mental health care has become a compartmentalized splintered system is a knowledgeable resource for patients and professionals in the challenging times ahead." - Patrick L. Wayne (Consumer Advocate, Community Outreach Specialist, State of Montana) "Dr. Taylor’s insightful analysis of how modern mental health care has become a compartmentalized splintered system is a knowledgeable resource for patients and professionals in the challenging times ahead." - Patrick L. Wayne (Consumer Advocate, Community Outreach Specialist, State of Montana) "I can recommend it with enthusiasm. It reads very well as a user-friendly, comfortable, wise friend talking to you. This is one of its greatest strengths. Also, there are many strong and useful sections, especially ADHD, depression, alternate drugs, understanding personality, useful techniques in psychotherapy, windows into the mind. Practical, reader-friendly features such as a 'questions and answers,' section, and a guide to helpful websites, are very helpful. The author is very credible based on his broad experience." - Fuller Torrey, M.D. (The Stanley Medical Research Institute) "I can recommend it with enthusiasm. It reads very well as a user-friendly, comfortable, wise friend talking to you. This is one of its greatest strengths. Also, there are many strong and useful sections, especially ADHD, depression, alternate drugs, understanding personality, useful techniques in psychotherapy, windows into the mind. Practical, reader-friendly features such as a 'questions and answers,' section, and a guide to helpful websites, are very helpful. The author is very credible based on his broad experience." - Fuller Torrey, M.D. (The Stanley Medical Research Institute) “Taylor concluded that someone with a troubled mental life has a slim chance of finding a competent psychiatrist. He is lucid and fearless in guiding prospective patients.” - Robert Whitaker (author of Anatomy of an Epidemic) “Taylor concluded that someone with a troubled mental life has a slim chance of finding a competent psychiatrist. He is lucid and fearless in guiding prospective patients.” - Robert Whitaker (author of Anatomy of an Epidemic) “Taylor is lucid and fearless [in] describing the current state of psychiatry and what he sees as its coming diminished status as a medical specialty. Finding the Right Psychiatrist […] merits the serious attention of psychiatrists who wish to learn how […] they might practice authentically in spite of this limiting condition.” - René J. Muller, Ph.D. (author of Doing Psychiatry Wrong and Psych ER) “Taylor is lucid and fearless [in] describing the current state of psychiatry and what he sees as its coming diminished status as a medical specialty. Finding the Right Psychiatrist […] merits the serious attention of psychiatrists who wish to learn how […] they might practice authentically in spite of this limiting condition.” - René J. Muller, Ph.D. (author of Doing Psychiatry Wrong and Psych ER)
