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Go/No-Go: A Journey Into the Research and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders
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Go/No-Go: A Journey Into the Research and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders in Ottawa, ON
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Go/No-Go: A Journey Into the Research and Treatment of Mental Health Disorders in Ottawa, ON
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People need a guide to understand the research underlying new treatments for mental health disorders that are being marketed widely. Go/No-Go is that guide, written in a conversational, accessible and incisive style.
Instead of blindly trusting media or drug companies, wellness apps, or neuromodulation treatments, Apostolides's intention is to provide info so people can practice agency and ask informed questions about treatment options.
Written by the “consumer” or end user of the systems the author is interrogating.
Explores how science and technology are redefining mental health disorders in ways that can be detrimental to our understanding of our struggles.
Asks if hallucinogens are a solution to mental health? Can we heal using our smart phones?
People need a guide to understand the research underlying new treatments for mental health disorders that are being marketed widely. Go/No-Go is that guide, written in a conversational, accessible and incisive style.
Instead of blindly trusting media or drug companies, wellness apps, or neuromodulation treatments, Apostolides's intention is to provide info so people can practice agency and ask informed questions about treatment options.
Written by the “consumer” or end user of the systems the author is interrogating.
Explores how science and technology are redefining mental health disorders in ways that can be detrimental to our understanding of our struggles.
Asks if hallucinogens are a solution to mental health? Can we heal using our smart phones?


















