"To Improve is to Change; To be Perfect is to Change Often."
- Sir Winston Churchill -
In this powerful memoir, 17-Time Oxford University Medical Journals Contributor, McLean Hospital & Harvard Resident Doctor Lecturer and Consultant, and Good Men's Project Columnist Steve Colori courageously articulates his experience of facing and overcoming schizoaffective disorder. His personal narrative gives readers insight into the true nature of the illness, providing a lucid description of symptoms such as hallucinations, paranoia, OCD, suicidal thoughts, bipolar disorder, mania, insomnia, family issues, and social dysfunction. Colori explains how he worked through all these symptoms and resolved them. He tells the reader why, at one point, he decided to stop taking medication; and shows why he later changed his mind and permanently resumed taking medication. The book also details a number of therapies that Colori utilized to overcome the disorder—such as talk therapy, journaling, and exposure therapy— which eventually enabled him to advance far beyond recovery.
Steve Colori has published eighteen essays with Oxford Medical Journals; he has a column with The Good Men's Project in their Health and Wellness Section titled "Steve Colori Talks Mental Health". Steve is currently a counselor at McLean hospital and has lectured McLean's Harvard Resident Doctors quarterly since 2012; he lectures at Simmons College Graduate School of Social Work; he has lectured at NAMI GBCAN Boston; and he has also lectured at Mass General Hospital's “Schizophrenia Day".
Available in Print an
Steve Colori writes a monthly column with The Good Men's Project titled Steve Colori Talks Mental Health. The next installment is Friday April 5, 2019. Links to the column are on Steve's blog on this websit
Steve's memoir is available on Amazon.com and also with other book sellers. Click here to buy today!!!