Tell Me Im Here
Tell Me I’m Here by Anne Deveson, published by Penguin Australia in April 1998, is a revised edition of a poignant narrative that explores the journey of Jonathan, a charming teenager who transforms into a fearful and tormented young man. This 300-page book delves into the profound challenges faced by both Jonathan and his mother as they confront the harsh realities of mental illness, specifically schizophrenia.
In this edition, readers will find an updated Foreword from the author that reflects on the societal impact of the book, alongside a new Afterword discussing advancements in treatments for schizophrenia and evolving community attitudes towards mental health. Additionally, it includes a section on resources for support, making it a relevant read for those interested in biographies and memoirs related to health and mental well-being. This edition maintains the emotional depth of the original while providing contemporary insights into mental health issues.
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This is the compelling story of Jonathan, a charming teenager who turns into a fearful and tormented young man; it is also the heart-rending story of a mother facing the realisation that her child is going mad.
First published in 1991, this book has become a classic, and is as moving and as relevant today as it ever was.
This 1998 edition has been updated with a new Foreword from the author detailing the effects this book has had on society, both in Australia and worldwide; a new Afterword which discusses the advances in treatments for schizophrenia and developments in community attitudes and programs for mental illnesses in general; and a new, up-to-date section on Where to Go for Help.
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