Weekends at Bellevue
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Julie Holland MD
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Julie Holland MD
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His name was Joshua Silver. He was 23 years old, educated, and had an impressive vocabulary. The NYPD had found Joshua Silver naked in Times Square, barking like a dog.
It was just another night for Julie Holland, the attending doctor in the world-famous Bellevue Hospital's psychiatric emergency room. Every weekend for nine years, it was Holland's job to evaluate and treat all patients admitted, from the schizophrenic to the bipolar to the traumatized, from the homicidal to the suicidal to victims of unthinkable crimes.
In this absorbing memoir, Holland provides a rare behind-the-scenes glimpse into her life-altering experience at Bellevue, recounting stories of the patients who moved, terrified, fascinated, and amused her, the patients who helped her grow in ways she never imagined. Along the way she documents her life outside the hospital - her relationship with her husband and the births of their children; her own therapy sessions, which helped her finally crack through the tough exterior she had formed; and her close bond with her best friend and mentor, Lucy, a fellow doctor whose battle with cancer left Holland forever changed.
©2009 Julie Holland (P)2009 HarperCollins PublishersCe que les critiques en disent
"Equal parts affecting, jaw-dropping, and engrossing." ( Booklist)
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- 2021-08-02
Disturbing
This book is a disturbingly self-congratulatory account of malpractice in the field of psychiatric medicine. It's a nightmare that people like Julie Holland are doctors. Holland's bizarre, enthusiastic disclosure of her own prejudice, bigotry, and mistreatment of patients is outdated, naive, and truly an embarrassment to the psychiatric field. I can't imagine that behaviour such as Holland's would fly in this day and age. If you're interested in listening to hauntingly narcissistic stories that may confirm your worst nightmares about mental health professionals, you may wish to listen to this awful book. I am sorry to anyone who has had the misfortune of being this woman's patient. People struggling with their mental health deserve so much more than the psychological abuse and neglect Holland granted her patients at Bellevue.
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