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| About the Editor | xii | |
| Contributors | xiii | |
| Foreword: Women As Subjects of Their Experiences | xix | |
| Acknowledgments | xxiii | |
| Prologue: The Yellow Wallpaper | 1 | |
| I | Hospitals | |
| From The Loony-Bin Trip | 19 | |
| Life Inside | 21 | |
| Ode to Carrie White | 40 | |
| From The Bell Jar | 41 | |
| For Love Nor Money | 45 | |
| Since You Asked, Here Is Why | 54 | |
| Death Interrupted | 61 | |
| Outstanding Charges | 62 | |
| The Setup | 63 | |
| The Scream | 75 | |
| Hospital | 82 | |
| Safe Places | 86 | |
| The Waiting Room | 103 | |
| Home Sweet Nuthouse | 104 | |
| i remember | 109 | |
| Bathing in the Bin | 112 | |
| Outtakes | 114 | |
| You, Doctor Martin | 118 | |
| II | Therapy | |
| From Welcome to My Country | 123 | |
| The Caregivers' Dance | 126 | |
| The Psychoanalyst's Daughter: A Memoir | 135 | |
| Vested Interests | 145 | |
| Putdown | 146 | |
| Is She Really Listening? | 147 | |
| We Go a Little Over the Hour | 152 | |
| Suite 506 | 154 | |
| Escaping the Cabin | 156 | |
| Therapy | 164 | |
| Preview | 166 | |
| From Undercurrents | 170 | |
| It's Going to Be a Great Daypro | 173 | |
| Side Effects May Include | 174 | |
| Transference | 176 | |
| Consult | 180 | |
| Why Have You Come to My Office Today? Why Have You Come to the Hospital? | 181 | |
| My Last Freudian | 182 | |
| Fragments | 183 | |
| Misinterpreting Body | 184 | |
| Dr. Abe's Psychotherapy | 185 | |
| Going Out | 188 | |
| Therapy Session | 189 | |
| Just One Question Doctor--About My Termination | 190 | |
| The Story of My Therapy | 192 | |
| III | Hope | |
| Mrs. Gould | 195 | |
| Woman Knows It's Time to Quit Therapy | 200 | |
| Simple Prayer | 201 | |
| Clarity | 204 | |
| Saying Goodbye | 205 | |
| Keeping Our Distance | 207 | |
| Carol | 209 | |
| Reflections for a Psychiatric Resident | 211 | |
| When Therapy Works | 213 | |
| Afterword | 215 |
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Bryon Collier
reviewed Women's Encounters with the Mental Health Establishment: Escaping the Yellow Wallpaper on September 01, 2013
Women's Encounters with the Mental Health Establishment
While the arguments and the science he described were valid, the book needed an editor in the worst way ... Plus, while it was good to see the denialist arguments refuted ... it was hard to read ... and coming from someone who spent years reading AIDS journals ... it wasn't because the science was difficult to understand.
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