End of Mental Illness, The: How Neuroscience Is Transforming Psychiatry and Helping Prevent or Reverse Mood and Anxiety Disorders, Adhd, Addictions, Ptsd, Psychosis, Personality Disorders, and More Hardcover – Illustrated, 3 Mar. 2020

Lots of good information regarding mental illness and scanning of brains showing other forces at play.Thorough research and scientific conclusions given to prove diagnosis given is wrong at times.

One of my goals/dreams is to get to the Amen clinic and have my brain scanned, I know it’s not in the right shape but applying the information in this book it will be better.

I firmly enjoyed reading this book! Dr. Amen has a a brilliant (occasionally humorous) way of explaining you many of the problems modern society faces due to their lifestyle or circumstances affecting their most precious organ - their brain. He also provides a number of ways around it with advice and explains what you can do to keep your brain health in better condition. Some technical vocabulary was used, which made it for me a little more interesting reading it. Anyone with an interest in psychology and wanting to make their conscious life better, I can recommend this book.

I am a huge fan of dr Daniel amen and his wife tanna. I have aspergers syndrome and adhd and really like his books.the only thing with this book I would of prefer a section on autism spectrum disorder and adhd but apart from that very good. All his supplements specially brain and body power max can do wonders for your brain and well being. :)

Amazing! I love this book so much. It’s so informative and insightful and isn’t too difficult to read either. I need to get the other books from this Author because I absolutely love him!

Greta book!

Oh boy. When I started this book I foolishly hadn’t realised it is primarily a self-help book and is written in an evangelistic style. If I do everything Daniel tells me to do, he says my life will be managed by a healthier brain and therefore my whole life will be a healthier and more fulfilling experience. I learnt that 78% of people reading his book are statistically more successful and more attractive (I made this stat up). Young people who do not walk on tarmacadam pathways have proven resistance to heart failure and dementia in their later years (yes, I’m fabricating this too, although suggested by Daniel) Who knows if the information in his book is authentically proven or not, or if any facts are selected to provide a personal wealth-generating formula? Do we care? To me, the atmosphere of his book resembles a creepy spiritualist meeting where hope is dealt by sleight of hand and a myopic willingness to believe. This year, Daniel is valued at $50 million (reference Eric Singer. I am Gold Panda) and lives in a $4.8 million mansion (reference Washington Post. August 2012). It is disappointing that Daniel feels it necessary to trash most other modern psychiatric methods and present himself as the new shiny and wealthy messiah of brain health. If all this sounds good, you might love this book. I guess that a new self-help brain guru will soon follow Daniel, and off we will go again, generating substantial wealth, for some of us.

Very insightful and informative