ROBIN, Giselle
ISBN 978-1-923645-43-1
PAPERBACK
We Can Do Better
Psychiatry and Me
We are living in a pandemic of ‘mental illness’. Hospitals are overfilled, and people a are suffering or even dying from the side effects of medication. Psychiatry is not interested in finding the cause of the so-called illnesses, but their medication offers neither prevention nor cure.
IT LOOKS LIKE THERE IS NO HOPE ON THE HORIZON, BUT THERE IS ANOTHER WAY.
Through her research and own experiences with ‘mental illness’, Giselle Jane Robin explores the DNA aspect that is the root cause of many mental illnesses (those not caused by brain damage through accidents), how they can be found in a DNA test and subsequently treated with supplements or alternative remedies.
If you are unsatisfied with your treatment and are looking for an answer to your own ‘mental illness’, this book can help lead you to a better way of life.
About the Author
Giselle Jane Robin has lived a colourful life. From a young age, she was always moving, and found her life take her from WWII Hamburg/Germany all the way to Australia. This movement led to Giselle having several professions, from government worker to founder of an organic winery. Her diagnosis with the mental illness ‘Bipolar’ was the cause of her restless life.
The treatment of her ‘illness’ and her passion for justice and research led Giselle to write this book. Her hope is to give those who suffer the same fate the information about what is really happening in Psychiatry and the reassurance that there is a way out.
Now living in Aldinga, South Australia, Giselle is engaged in painting, puzzles, reading and attending the theatre.
