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Title: There's No Handle on My Door
Subtitle: Stories of Patients in Mental Hospitals
Author: Henry Kellerman PhD
Narrator: Tom Pile
Format: Unabridged
Length: 6 hrs and 44 mins
Language: English
Release date: 12-19-17
Publisher: Lantern Books
Genres: Science & Technology, Psychology & The Mind

Publisher's Summary:
This audiobook probes institutional life through nine fascinating profiles.
In the words of its author: "The unalloyed truth is that I'm in thrall to idiosyncrasy. It possibly could be said that I actually love pathology. Well, let me explain: It's that I love to be near it, to see it, to observe it with a clinical eye. I feel strongly sympathetic toward people who are severely and emotionally and psychologically ill. I see pathology as an expressionist and Cubist rendition of reality."
You will not soon forget these nine stories or how Dr. Kellerman deals with the delusional, the unusual, and the strange, in a modern setting.

Members Reviews:
His exquisite clear focus leads us to a very fine view of what it is to work with psychological/emotional ...
Once again Dr. Henry Kellerman has published a book that is engaging and informative. Biographical segments demonstrate self awareness from his own early childhood development. He provides clear readability and offers a depth of understanding of the most extreme psychological disorders â all within the context of fascinating true human stories. In addition, we see personality dynamics, mystery, and intrigue.
Iâve read several of Dr. Kellermanâs books and with "Thereâs No Handle On My Door," Dr. Kellerman again provides the reader with a panoply of perspectives on a host of interesting cases. His exquisite clear focus leads us to a very fine view of what it is to work with psychological/emotional challenges that people experience. I easily give this book five stars.

Book was in excellent condition, and was an absolutely fascinating read
Book was in excellent condition, and was an absolutely fascinating read. As a survivor of a psychiatric hospitalization, it was certainly true to life. It also arrived as scheduled.