درمانگر رادیکال: جمعیت درمانگران رادیکال

The contributors to this anthology proceed from the premise that therapy should be a means of liberation rather than a tool of social control. Introduction Manifesto 1. Toward a Theory of Radical Theory Radical Psychiatry: Principles, by Claude Steiner On Training Therapists, by Michael Glenn Radical Psychiatry and Movement Groups, by Claude Steiner How to be a Radical Therapist, by Rick Kunnes Radical Therapy Needs Revolutionary Theory, by Terry Kupers 2. "Mental Illness"-Old and New Letter, by C.B. Flection/Reflection, by Mary Barnes Madness and Morals, by Morton Schatzman "Anti-Psychiatry," Interview with Joe Berke Insane Liberation Front 3. Women and Men Editorial, by Judith Brown Brainwashing and Women, by a Redstockings Sister The Myth of the Vaginal Orgasm, by Anne Koedt Letter to Her Psychiatrist, by Nadine Miller Oedipus and Male Supremacy, by Robert Seidenberg The Personal is Political, by Carol Hanisch Consciousness Raising and Intuition, by Kathie Sarachild Is Women's Liberation a Therapy Group?, by Marilyn Zweig Mothers of the Millennium, by Judith Brown Lesbianism, by Martha Shelley What You Can Do, by Redstockings (San Francisco) Marriage and Psychotherapy, by Phyllis Chesler Radical Psychiatry in Women's Groups, by Hogie Wyckoff Aggression in Women, by Shirley Bernard Offing Piggery in Women's Groups, by Dot Vance 4. Community and Society Stealing Mental Health: Theory and Practice, by Rick Kunnes Community Mental Health as a Pacification Program, by Jim Statman Number Nine: Creating a Counter-Institution, by Dennis Jaffe Dump Therapy, by Marilyn Becker Spatial Relations in Community, by Dan Leibsohn 5. Further Concerns Rights of Children Psychiatric Draft Letters, by Peter Roemer Gay Liberation Manifesto, by Carl Wittman Notes on Fanon, by Phil Brown Radical Psychiatry Manifesto, by Claude Steiner Editorials from The Radical Therapist