A book on depression and spiritually-integrated treatment by an old college friend and fellow cross-country runner who has become a very prominent psychiatrist in Boston for many years. Though not a long book, it is in my opinion a definitive work. It is well-written and makes a convincing case for including the spiritual aspect in all medical intervention, especially psychiatry. It is erudite, philosophically sound, and wide in its scope and appeal.
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