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Don’t Lose Your Mind is written from a holistic perspective taking into account, but not
focusing on the medical/scientific literature commonly used to substantiate newer perspectives
and approaches within those disciplines. In this book, author Robert Sachs is writing as clinical
social worker with a Master’s in Social Work (MSW) who has had a private practice, worked
in drug treatment and for hospice. is a certified massage therapist and a long-time student
and teacher of Eastern traditions of medicine and meditation.What he shares here are his
observations and results from some of the therapeutic interventions I have offered over the last
forty years. As such, they are anecdotal and should not be considered as medical advice or
recommendations.
Don’t Lose Your Mind is written from a holistic perspective taking into account, but not
focusing on the medical/scientific literature commonly used to substantiate newer perspectives
and approaches within those disciplines. In this book, author Robert Sachs is writing as clinical
social worker with a Master’s in Social Work (MSW) who has had a private practice, worked
in drug treatment and for hospice. is a certified massage therapist and a long-time student
and teacher of Eastern traditions of medicine and meditation.What he shares here are his
observations and results from some of the therapeutic interventions I have offered over the last
forty years. As such, they are anecdotal and should not be considered as medical advice or
recommendations.