What Price Mental Health? The Ethics and Politics of Setting Priorities

a few overwhelmed readers-not because the book is particularly dense or long, bitt because the approach evolving froni it demands great cornmitment, energ resources, and stamina. The approach also requires the willingness and wisdom to invite change in oneself, in one's clients, in organizations, in the community, in public policy, and in society. As the authors so cogently demonstrate, the problems and the solutions reside in every system's level of intervention,