everybody is a diagnosis

Exploring the intersection of mental health and societal norms, this book delves into how individuals are often labeled and diagnosed based on their behaviors and experiences. It critiques the medicalization of everyday life, emphasizing the impact of these diagnoses on personal identity and self-perception. Through compelling narratives and insights, the author challenges readers to rethink the way they view mental health, encouraging a more compassionate and nuanced understanding of human experiences beyond clinical labels.