The Examined Life: How We Lose And Find Ourselves
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All agreed that he was suffering from high-functioning autism, or Asperger’s syndrome. One psychiatrist believed that Thomas might also be suffering from Tourette’s syndrome or a pre-schizophrenic disorder; another described him as having ‘manic and psychotic features’. The psychiatrist in charge of Thomas’ treatment prescribed a course of medication and recommended that Thomas be offered analysis five times a week.
Thomas and I met in a small consulting room down the hall from the unit’s class...rooms. There was a sink and a cupboard with eight lockers, one locker for each child who was having treatment in that room. Thomas’ locker was stocked with the standard supplies: paper and washable markers, string, tape, plasticine, a family of small cloth dolls, and several small plastic animals. The idea is that a child’s play will be like an adult’s free association, that these supplies can help a child to express the emotions they might not be able to put into words.
During his first session, Thomas told me that he wanted to kill one of his teachers, and then he told me that he wanted to kill me.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
All agreed that he was suffering from high-functioning autism, or Asperger’s syndrome. One psychiatrist believed that Thomas might also be suffering from Tourette’s syndrome or a pre-schizophrenic disorder; another described him as having ‘manic and psychotic features’. The psychiatrist in charge of Thomas’ treatment prescribed a course of medication and recommended that Thomas be offered analysis five times a week.
Thomas and I met in a small consulting room down the hall from the unit’s class...rooms. There was a sink and a cupboard with eight lockers, one locker for each child who was having treatment in that room. Thomas’ locker was stocked with the standard supplies: paper and washable markers, string, tape, plasticine, a family of small cloth dolls, and several small plastic animals. The idea is that a child’s play will be like an adult’s free association, that these supplies can help a child to express the emotions they might not be able to put into words.
During his first session, Thomas told me that he wanted to kill one of his teachers, and then he told me that he wanted to kill me.
What to read after The Examined Life: How We Lose And Find Ourselves?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Stephen Grosz to read onlineMoreLess
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