[…] Then, the expert has no aim to help the person but to modify their behaviour according to some dominant rules, or to just rid the society of a person whose behaviour makes them annoying, by characterising them “sick” and cause them to be closed in a “special” institution. (D.L. Rosenbaum. On Being Sane in Insane Places, in Maria Nasiakou, Psychology Today, Papazisi Publications, 1982).
On Being Sane in Insane PlacesPsychology Today
“[…] people forget that this world’s most precious things are free. Health, happiness and mental balance cannot be bought; they are generously gifted when parents take care of their children, when friends enjoy each other’s company and when lovers look each other in the eye. People’s true happiness is found in the warm interpersonal relationships (family,
