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我的心声:克服
本书记载了许多抑郁症和其他精神病患者的心声，也叙述了他们的挣扎和康复过程。这些人的现身说法，让书中每篇文章都那么的真实可信、赚人热泪、感人肺腑。本书也通过顶尖精神科医生、心理健康医务人员和看护者的不同视角，打开读者的心窗，并传达一个充满希望的讯息。作者透过温和、亲切、灵活的笔触，让读者投入其中，心里充满安慰和温馨。
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