Emma Bragdon of the spiritual healing site Creating Spiritual Alliances reviewed Dosed: The Medication Generation Grows Up. Her takeaway from the book is very different from my own focus, as well as other reader and reviewer reactions: Ms Barnett also assesses the impact of psychiatric drugs—but her
Read more →My review of James T.R. Jones’ A Hidden Madness is up at Psych Central. The book is interesting because, as I write in the review, it is not so much an account of dramatic breakdowns as an example of how one man secretly coped – year in
Read more →PsycCRITIQUES, the reviews website of The American Psychological Association, is calling Dosed a must-read on the topic of psychiatric medication for children. Reviewer John Edward Ruark is a psychiatrist who has spent the past 30 years prescribing medication for children with psychiatric conditions, as well as providing
Read more →Psychotherapist Ros Johnson, of the blog Minding Therapy and author of a comic novel about an “overwhelmed shrink,” has a post up featuring Dosed. She references a Huffington Post piece I wrote to help parents guide their kids through the often-complex process of taking medication. She also
Read more →I have a guest column up at The Children’s Mental Health Network, which acts as a nexus of information, advocacy, and resources for families, mental health professionals, doctors, foster care and other systems and other groups and individuals with a stake in kids’ emotional and behavioral health.
Read more →Brian Feinblum of BookMarketingBuzzBlog interviewed me about what inspired me to write Dosed: The Medication Generation Grows Up, my background before becoming an author, and the future of the publishing industry. The interview is posted below and is available here: Interview With Author Kaitlin Bell Barnett 1.
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