The Right to a Free Mind
By: Dr. Dvir levin | 284 pages
The Right to a Free Mind
The Right to a Free Mind explores mental health, personal freedom, dignity, and the rights of individuals within modern healthcare and society. The book examines the ethical, legal, and social challenges surrounding mental health care, while emphasizing autonomy, informed choice, and respect for the individual.
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