'The Best Minds' examines mental illness and deinstitutionalization - review

The troubling story of Michael Laudor leaves many unanswered questions, including the central one: How do we respect the autonomy and decision-making of a person with serious mental illness?

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ByHOWARD BLAS

MARCH 29, 2024 16:32

'The Best Minds' examines mental illness and deinstitutionalization - review

The troubling story of Michael Laudor leaves many unanswered questions, including the central one: How do we respect the autonomy and decision-making of a person with serious mental illness?

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'The Best Minds' examines mental illness and deinstitutionalization - review

The troubling story of Michael Laudor leaves many unanswered questions, including the central one: How do we respect the autonomy and decision-making of a person with serious mental illness?

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